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==Retreat logistics==

==Retreat logistics==

Anticipating long periods of time without commerce in the future, retreat groups typically place a strong emphasis on logistics.  They amass stockpiles of supplies for their own use, for charity, and for [[barter]]. Frequently cited  key logistics for a retreat include long term storage food, common caliber ammunition, medical supplies, tools, gardening seed, and fuel.  In an article titled "Ballistic Wampum" in Issue #6 of P.S. Letter (1979) Jeff Cooper wrote about stockpiling ammunition far in excess of his own needs, keeping the extra available to use for bartering.

Anticipating long periods of time without commerce in the future, retreat groups typically place a strong emphasis on [[logistics]].  They amass stockpiles of supplies for their own use, for charity, and for [[barter]]. Frequently cited  key logistics for a retreat include long term storage food, common caliber ammunition, medical supplies, tools, gardening seed, and fuel.  In an article titled "Ballistic Wampum" in Issue #6 of P.S. Letter (1979) Jeff Cooper wrote about stockpiling ammunition far in excess of his own needs, keeping the extra available to use for bartering.

In his books and in his blog (SurvivalBlog), [[James Wesley Rawles]] uses the generic term "[[permaculture|beans]], [[firearm|bullets]] and [[First aid|Band Aids]]" to describe retreat logistics.<ref>[http://www.survivalblog.com SurvivalBlog.com]</ref>

In his books and in his blog (SurvivalBlog), [[James Wesley Rawles]] uses the generic term "[[permaculture|beans]], [[firearm|bullets]] and [[First aid|Band Aids]]" to describe retreat logistics.<ref>[http://www.survivalblog.com SurvivalBlog.com]</ref>