Duke17776

how scared are you/should we be for the cascadia fault? i guess i should also ask, is there current procedures in place for the movement of troops to assist with survival after a large earthquake? such as the use of navy ships for medical/desalination services, aswell as air force combat communication/rapid deployment for the building of airfields to start delivering supplies to the most damaged communities?

good information, but i live in Michigan and should not be overly effected, im more concerned that my government will once again be unprepared to deal with a natural disaster that we know is coming (eventually) and more Americans will pay the price of ineptitude. and although personal preparedness might save your life the day of, it will take government intervention to deal with long term survival as most infrastructure would more then likely be damaged.

of course water crystals will warn us of natural disasters early, but since sound does not travel as fast in water the information doesn't get to us until the tsunami washes the sound to the shore