IFAK Packing List - A Thread (Part 1)
In building off our previous "Line in the Sand" thread, we thought it would be good to dive deeper into the contents of a well rounded IFAK (Individual First Aid Kit). Obviously this subject requires training to pair with the equipment, but we wanted to provide a packing list with that talks about what goes in the kit in simple terms for not medical folks.

If you’re putting together an IFAK (Individual First Aid Kit) for real-world use, organize it around MARCH. It’s simple, sequenced, and focused on what actually saves lives in the field. 👇
(Continued...) IFAK Packing List - A Thread (Part 2)

The MARCH mnemonic or algorithm gives you the priority of care, or the order of things that you should assess and treat in traumatic accident.

M = Massive hemorrhage. A = Airway. R = Respiration (chest). C = Circulation/shock. H = Head injury / Hypothermia. Treat in that order.

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The Line in the Sand: Wendigo Works Staff Op-Ed
(a thread - Part 1)

It seems that America is currently standing on a precipice, a step-off point, or a proverbial line in the sand when it comes to domestic low intensity conflict. This is a heavy topic worth exploring. While there has been a long list of instances of civil unrest in the United States since the founding of our country an argument exists to be made for the change of tempo and escalation of domestic “events” since some time between 2017 and the present year. We saw initial “mostly peaceful protests” upon President Trump's 2017 inauguration with a significant rise in tempo during the Summer of Love in 2020. Fast forward to 2024, and we saw two attempted assassinations on President Trump, with the Butler, PA attempt being very public at Trump’s rally. Since the attempts on Trump we have seen the assassination of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, the assassination of Charlie Kirk and the recent shooting at the Dallas ICE detention facility. (Continued next post)


Part 2 - The Line in the Sand:

So why does this matter and what do these events mean for the average person? A strong argument can be made that there is an organized and well-funded underground operation happening within the United States that basically boils down to a communist-focused color revolution that has been going on for years. To unpack the meaning and trajectory of things let’s start asking some questions, what is a color revolution? Glad you asked. Here’s the definition of a color revolution;

A color revolution is a coordinated movement to topple a government, usually through mass protests and political pressure rather than open warfare. They are often backed by outside funding, media influence, and NGOs, using symbols like colors or flowers to rally support and delegitimize the ruling power. The aim is regime change without a conventional coup. (Continued next post)