While there’s something to be said about the ability to survive a crisis without any assistance from electronic devices, the reality is that most people will not immediately default to bushcraft or primitive survival methods when disaster strikes. Thankfully, whether it’s supply shortages, rolling blackouts, riots, or natural disasters, very few modern disasters include an absolute shutdown of cellular, Wi-Fi, or power grid infrastructure.
In past articles, we’ve highlighted apps and techniques that allow you to use a smartphone for everything from secure communication to navigation to a beacon for help. But, just like shooting, emergency smartphone use requires two-prong planning that covers both software and hardware solutions. One of the most comprehensive hardware solutions we’ve come across for this purpose is Juggernaut Case.
Juggernaut has a long history of providing case and mounting solutions to military and first responders. Organizations ranging from Tier 1 Special Operations units to Federal law enforcement and municipal first responders rely on Juggernaut to not only protect the phones themselves — sometimes referred to as EUDs or end-user devices in military parlance — but also to integrate that immense processing power into other systems, from vehicles to body armor. This allows everyone from EMTs
