Survival How Being Prepared Can Keep You and Your Family Safe

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Pub. Date: 2010-06-08
Publisher(s): Atria Books
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Summary

The leader of the Hurricane Katrina recovery and CNN correspondent shows how to survive natural and man-made disasters.

Author Biography

Russel L. Honor is CNN's lead expert on disaster preparedness. He was born during a hurricane on a farm north of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. His family understood the importance of preparedness in a time before technology could warn us about upcoming storms. He has served in a variety of planning and response operations, including Hurricane Floyd in 1999, Lili and Isidore in 2002, Isabel in 2003, and Charley, Frances, Ivan, and Jeanne in 2004. He has also planned and supported U.S. military response abroad in countries such as Venezuela and Mozambique.

Table of Contents

Glossary of Abbreviationsp. ix
Prologuep. 1
The Patience of the Poorp. 9
Hurricane Born and Hurricane Bredp. 23
Learning the Zumwalt Rulesp. 40
Command, Control, and Occasional Chaosp. 53
Theater Immersion Training for War and Disasterp. 68
First Army's Storm Surgep. 78
Running Against the Windp. 88
Sorting Out the Super Mess at the Superdomep. 99
"You're Looking at a Calendar and I'm Looking at My Watch"p. 112
"Get Those Damn Weapons Down!"p. 124
"A John Wayne Dude"p. 136
Mike Brown's Exitp. 152
Avoiding the 1,200-Mile Screwdriversp. 163
Dancing with Ritap. 178
Wilma: Twisted Sister Number Threep. 191
The "E" in E-mail Stands for Evidencep. 199
The Role of the Media in a National Disasterp. 207
How America Can Create a Culture of Preparednessp. 219
Epiloguep. 227
Joint Task Force-Katrina Command Groupp. 233
Joint Task Force-Katrina Hurricane Assessment: Ten Quick Winsp. 234
Nineteen Rules for Leadership During a Disasterp. 235
Battle Drill: React to Media Contactp. 236
Emergency Kitsp. 238
Sourcesp. 251
Acknowledgmentsp. 257
Indexp. 263
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