Practice the basics
Build simple routines for communication, power outages, family check-ins, and the first hours of a disruption.
The apocalypse is entertainment. Preparedness is the mission.
Ready for the weird.
Prepared for the ordinary.
Practical readiness, useful gear, and a little apocalypse humor. Start with one manageable step—no bunker required.
Your household. Your plan. Your pace.
Train. Fuel. Prepare.
JICAS turns practical preparedness into clear, doable missions for real people and real households.
Cover the essentials
Think through water, food, medications, and the supplies your household actually uses.
Take one next step
Make a plan that fits your people, pets, home, and local guidance—then improve it over time.
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The First 72 Hours
A practical, illustrated field guide for ordinary adults and households. Use it to start a plan for the first days of an emergency without getting overwhelmed.
- Set a household baseline and choose your first actions
- Plan water, food, medication, communication, and power
- Build a go-bag and practice a simple family check-in
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A note from headquarters
Preparedness can be practical—and fun.
JICAS mixes useful real-world readiness with a fictional, retro emergency-broadcast universe. The stories are entertainment; the household missions are meant to help you take sensible next steps. Always follow official local emergency instructions.