If and when there is another terrorist attack, you need to know immediately what to do, no matter where you are or what you are doing. Your chances of minimizing the danger and inconvenience are enhanced if you've made common-sense preparations in advance, as well as knowing what to do afterwards. If you are able to care for your family, "first responders" can concentrate on the needs of those who are most affected.

However, most people have never seen the government and non-profit organization publications giving this necessary information. Having to find relevant information in paper handbooks during a crisis is difficult and time-consuming.

The Terrorism Survival Bundle puts this information at your fingertips, in an easy-to-read, easy to search format.

Stephenson Strategies, a leading Homeland Security consulting firm, excerpted the best information from 100's of pages of print and online publications from the Dept. of Homeland Security, FEMA, local and state governments, non-profit groups (including info from the UK, Japan, and Israel, where more experience with terrorism has made them experts on this issue), the Transportation Security Administration, travel columnists, and travel organizations.

The Terrorism Survival Bundle includes:

• Terrorism Travel Planner - International:
• Latest Information, including Disease Outbreaks, Latest News on Specific Countries, Warnings about Specific Countries, and Worldwide Warnings
• In an Emergency, including Contact Via State Dept., Contact With Family, Valuables, Passports Issued Abroad, and Lost/Stolen Passports
• Planning A Trip, including Booking A Trip, Cell Phones, Documents, State Dept. Info, Learning About Destinations, Medical, Money, Packing, Elders, Students, and Travel Insurance
• Precautions, including Airport Screening, Awareness, Preparation, Blending In, Driving, Money & Valuables, Public Transportation, Suspicions, and Walking
• Less Common Threats, including Children, Driving, Food, Kidnappings, Landmines, Missiles, Piracy, Soft Targets, and Vehicle Explosives
• Special Needs, including Children, and Students
• More Information, including Airline Toll-Free Numbers, Miscellaneous Information, News Bulletins, and U.S. Embassies & Consulates

   

• Terrorism Travel Planner - USA:
• Planning, including Planning a Trip, Before You Leave, What to Wear, and What Not to Wear
• Packing, including Checked Bags, Prohibited Items, Firearm Requirements, Locks, and Carry-ons
• Airport, including At the Airport, and Reducing Inspection Delays
• Special Circumstances, including Children, Health Problems, Religious Concerns, Sports/Camping Equipment, and Summer Travel
• Latest Developments, including RFID Test in Las Vegas, Halloween Costumes, Baggage Airline Guest Services, and TSA-approved Locks for Sale
• Travel Information, including Transportation Security Administration (TSA), Complaints/Problems, Travel Resources, and 120 Airline Toll-Free Numbers

   

• Terrorism Survival Plan Database:
• Emergency Kit Creation, including checklists and instructions
• Family Communication Plan, including checklists and instructions
• Home Protection Plan, including checklists and instructions
• Special Needs Plans, including plans for children, the disabled, and the elderly
• Where to Learn More, including Email Alert Signups, Dept. of Homeland Security Info, FEMA Publications, and Other Publications
• Whom to Call, including State Emergency Offices and FEMA Offices

   

• Terrorism Survival Response Database:
• Assessment & Response
• Decision-Making
• Types of Threats, including Biological Threats, Chemical Threats, Explosions, Radiation, and Nuclear Blasts
• Special Needs Plans, including plans for children, the disabled, and the elderly
• FBI Field Offices, each with City, Phone, Website, and Address
• Red Cross Chapters, including all 50 States, Washington DC, and Puerto Rico