Survival

This video from Forgotten Weapons shows a secret weapon created by imperial Japan to demoralize their enemies in China: opium cigarettes.

For our final issue of a chaotic year, we’re focusing on how to survive with the aid of technology instead of abandoning it wholesale.

Some performance-enhancing stimulants may find a place within your emergency preparedness plans, but others are dangerous or addictive.

"It was in the '80s that the government told us to hand in our guns for safekeeping, and we never got them back," said Talum…

We sat down with Ric Prado to discuss his life in the often-misunderstood world of CIA covert operations around the world.

Keep an eye out for these subtle (and not-so-subtle) behaviors that can aid your situational awareness and threat identification skills.

Whether you're a newbie or experienced survivalist, you’ll find at least a few interesting lessons in "Survival Tips, Tricks, and Traps."

Iain Harrison, the Editor of RECOIL, flew into Helsinki to participate in Varusteleka's Finnish Brutality 2022 competition.

The following infographic from ChessInTheAir.com offers a ranking of the most dangerous hobbies based on the likelihood of death per hour.

Infusions of IV fluids are used to maintain hydration, balance electrolytes, replace blood, give medicine, and even provide nutrition.

The aftermath of a terrorist attack involves terrified crowds running to escape, and there’s often a possibility of secondary attacks.

This week, Apple announced some new emergency preparedness capabilities for the iPhone 14: automatic car crash detection and satellite SOS.