This is a well-thought out article with halfway realistic example scenarios. Depending on the situation, my wife and I would use our combined training similarly to the second scenario in this article, except I would make our CP the animal hospital two blocks away, which is easily converted to human use, IMO. There's also a pharmacy and local market right across the street from there.
However, it depends on the situation. The "defended perimeter around the neighborhood" plan doesn't necessarily work with every SHTF scenario. Be smart and have a contingency plan for this if the situation calls for it, and be ready to implement it quickly. But if it's safer to bug out, then bug out. Don't be a slave to one plan over another. Things to consider:
How many people in your neighborhood?
How easy will it be to secure the perimeter of the entire neighborhood?
Any empty houses in your neighborhood?
Resources close by (two or three blocks)?
Training, knowledge, and experience of neighbors that can be useful?
Immediately start cross-training your people, based on interests and aptitude.
Most importantly: Don't be a dictator. Being a "leader" isn't about telling other people what to do.
http://thesurvivalplaceblog.com/2013/02/25/why-you-should-think-like-a-green-beret-instead-of-a-doomsday-prepper
However, it depends on the situation. The "defended perimeter around the neighborhood" plan doesn't necessarily work with every SHTF scenario. Be smart and have a contingency plan for this if the situation calls for it, and be ready to implement it quickly. But if it's safer to bug out, then bug out. Don't be a slave to one plan over another. Things to consider:
How many people in your neighborhood?
How easy will it be to secure the perimeter of the entire neighborhood?
Any empty houses in your neighborhood?
Resources close by (two or three blocks)?
Training, knowledge, and experience of neighbors that can be useful?
Immediately start cross-training your people, based on interests and aptitude.
Most importantly: Don't be a dictator. Being a "leader" isn't about telling other people what to do.
http://thesurvivalplaceblog.com/2013/02/25/why-you-should-think-like-a-green-beret-instead-of-a-doomsday-prepper