Bunker !

[§€NTiN€L]

Since the design does not comply with the requirements of architectural schematics, you should probably put labels. It's useless without that. For example consider this ...



Can u tell me what I have drawn?

[TheFallen]

Jesus, I always figured the design was fairly idiot proof !!!!!!!!!!!

I'll label it some, lolage !

[nme]

A mexican smokin a pipe...

What you mean by idiot proof??

[Jamkirk]

ya you'll have to come up with ideas for self sustainance....
if its underground....air
maybe an artificial greenhouse...
you never really know how long your gonna be down there for

[DeAd]

well I've always thought there was 2 ways to go about this.
1 do your own prep.
2 be able to assume control over someone else's preps.

Then there is the situation, each one is different. Do you bug out? Or do you bug in?
its really funny, the only difference between a human and an animal is about 3 days without food.
everyone should have a primary location(for bug in) and a secondary(for bug out)
Food and water are first( I have several thousand mre's and a well with old fashioned hand pump)
next is defense( I've got all the best rifles and several thousand rounds of ammo(Yea i'm an ammo whore ))
next is medicine and basic first aid (a simple infection can kill you. Do you know what medicine labels mean? The ones in pharmacies )
everything after that is luxuries.
Did you know that you can get 3 phase 110/120 volt out of a 12 volt car alternator while its in the car? you will need that when the power grid has been down for a year.
and then there is the mental preps - probably the hardest. Example, how many poor souls (who did nothing to prepare) do you allow into your bunker? Each one will use up your supplies faster. You let people in untill you think you reach the limit - and some "sweet girl come by with lil baby" asking to be let in - you know there is no possibility so you say no, but then other people you already let in start looking at you like your an animal. It gets hard real quick.

[TheFallen]

I'd ideally have enough supplies to cover me for 4 years, and then equipment to survive as a hamlet for as long as possible.