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Survival Medicine Hour: Army Medical, Fungus, Bill Cirmo of BIBO outfitters

EPISODE · Feb 28, 2015 · 55 MIN

Survival Medicine Hour: Army Medical, Fungus, Bill Cirmo of BIBO outfitters

from Survival Medicine · host DrBonesandNurseAmy

In this episode of the Doom and Bloom(tm) Survival Medicine Hour, Joe and Amy Alto, aka Dr. Bones and Nurse Amy, welcome Captain Bill Cirmo of BIBO (Bug-In Bug-Out) outfitters, author of the new book "Your BIBO Number: A guide for the (Sub)Urban Prepper", a new way to quantify when it's time bug in or bug out. Bill is also a former U.S. Navy pilot, dive instructor, and designer of an amazing bug-out trailer equipped with everything you could need in a survival situation.  Also, Dr. Bones talks about Athlete's foot, a small problem that could cause big problems with work efficiency off the grid, plus Nurse Amy discusses our European trip to a number of countries and the preppers we'll be talking with there. Bill Cirmo's website:  http://www.bibooutfitters.com/

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