Navy SEAL Tradecraft: 3 Places To Hide Gear In Plain Sight

Описание: Amateurs bury their gear. Professionals hide it in plain sight.

In a collapse scenario, traditional "prepper" caches—like buried tubes in the backyard or safes in the attic—become liabilities. They are static, predictable, and often inaccessible when you need them most. Navy SEALs and special operators use a different approach: Tradecraft. They optimize for retrieval in hostile environments, ensuring supplies are available regardless of territory control.

In this video, we break down the exact tradecraft used to hide survival gear in three unconventional urban locations. These are spots that 99% of people ignore because they are psychologically invisible.

We cover the specific tradecraft for:

The "Waterborne Cache": How to utilize retention ponds and drainage canals as fireproof, loot-proof storage (including waterproofing techniques).

Infrastructure Concealment: Turning storm drains and common utility boxes into invisible, secure lockers.

Vehicle Tradecraft: How to exploit abandoned vehicles as mobile supply drops that blend perfectly into a grid-down landscape.

Stop thinking like a hoarder. Start thinking like an operator.

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