OSPREY ZERO FIELD KNOWLEDGE / V1.0SKILL BEATS PANIC. EVERY TIME.

EMERGENCY DIRECTORY

Find your next step.
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Choose what is happening. Each guide starts with the immediate decision, followed by clear steps, exceptions, and sources.

START WITH THE SITUATIONFOLLOW CURRENT LOCAL INSTRUCTIONS

In immediate danger? Contact local emergency services and follow local authorities.

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TEN FIELD GUIDES

Choose a situation.

These are starting points for a fast first read. Follow current official instructions for your location when an event is active.

01 / UTILITIES

Power outage

Protect people, preserve essentials, and avoid the hidden hazards of a blackout.

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02 / WEATHER

Severe weather

Read the specific warning. The right shelter depends on the hazard.

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03 / FIRE

Wildfire & smoke

Separate an approaching fire from a smoke exposure problem.

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04 / WATER

Flooding

Distance from floodwater is the first safety decision.

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05 / MOVEMENT

Evacuation

A departure is easier when the destination and route are already decided.

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06 / ESSENTIALS

Water disruption

Read the exact notice before treating or using tap water.

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07 / CIVILIAN SAFETY

Armed conflict

A civilian plan for shelter, communication, displacement, and unexploded hazards.

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08 / PUBLIC SAFETY

Civil unrest

Move away from active violence and keep your route decisions grounded in current information.

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09 / RADIATION

Nuclear detonation

Get inside, stay inside, and get reliable instructions.

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10 / CIVIC CONDITIONS

Emergency restrictions & martial law

Find the actual order. Work from its words, place, and time.

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WHY THIS LIBRARY IS BEING BUILT

Our own guides. A clear answer first.

These original, source-linked guides lead with the answer. Government guidance and published manuals also remain on the separate reference shelf; active local instructions always take priority.

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