Americans Networking To Survive 
A.N.T.S is a survival network of individual preppers called (ants) working together to provide other members basic supplies during disasters. This is done by relaying supply pods to any member that needs them.
When disaster strikes, Wouldn't it be nice to know neighbors were coming to your street with supplies for you and your family. A.N.T.S should be another piece of your preparation plan.
When disaster strikes, Wouldn't it be nice to know neighbors were coming to your street with supplies for you and your family. A.N.T.S should be another piece of your preparation plan.
Six reasons to join A.N.T.S
1- It cost nothing and you do not have to disclose your location.
2 - Having one member in every city and town, will allow us to transport supplies without traveling far from home.
3 - When disaster strikes, relief agencies will bring supplies, but they will be supplying everyone. A.N.T.S will be looking for you.
4 - If you are traveling away from home when a disaster strikes, you will have a member close by to bring supplies to your family.
5 - Supplies are not wasted and will only go to members if requested.
6 - In an interview with Amanda Ripley, the author of The Unthinkable: Who Survives When Disaster Strikes—and Why, Craig Fugate, the head of the Federal Emergency Management stated:
"To avoid “system collapse,” the government must draft the public. “We tend to look at the public as a liability. [But] who is going to be the fastest responder when your house falls on your head? Your neighbor.”
Mission:
To provide members with basic supplies during a disaster.
Goal:
To have one member in every city and town. This will allow us to transport supplies to members without traveling far from home.
Who's in command:
You
are, each member is autonomous and makes independent decisions based on
the situation at the time, with the ultimate goal of survival for
themselves and other members.
How do we do it:
We
do it by using level one guidelines for disasters in which people still
have communication capabilities outside of a disaster area and level
two guidelines for a wide spread disaster in which all communications
except for short wave radio, CB, and walkie-talkie have been lost.
During level one disasters we use the location map and transport supplies in a relay fashion to members in need.
During level two disasters we use drop points to leave messages for one another until communications can be restored.
A.N.T.S will never ask for money! All supplies must be provided by A.N.T.S members. The best way to assure a stable supply line is by recruiting more ants.
A.N.T.S is a volunteer network, you are not required to act, but in the event that you do, you do so at your on risk and are responsible for your on
safety and actions during an incident. All ants should be prepared to
take care of themselves and work in teams if they feel unsafe.
