Sentinel: Your Personal Protection Agent
Sentinel: Become the Agent in Charge of Your Own Protection Detail
Overview:
“Sentinel” is an instructional guide by Patrick McNamara, aimed at equipping individuals with survival techniques to protect their families in various situations. Drawing from his 22 years as a special-operations agent, McNamara emphasizes the importance of preparation and offers practical strategies for ensuring safety.
Key Features:
- Survival Techniques: Comprehensive strategies for family protection.
- Real-World Scenarios: Guidance on handling power blackouts, home invasions, and street attacks.
- Contingency Planning: Tips for preparing your home, vehicle, and personal safety.
- Empowerment: Encouragement to take charge of your own protection and that of loved ones.
Conclusion:
“Sentinel” is a vital resource for anyone looking to enhance their preparedness and ensure the safety of themselves and their families.
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Description
Sentinel: Become the Agent in Charge of Your Own Protection Detail
Publisher: iUniverse
Publication Date: November 29, 2012
Language: English
Format: Paperback
Pages: 142
ISBN-10: 1475960492
ISBN-13: 978-1475960495
Item Weight: 2.31 pounds
Dimensions: 5 x 0.32 x 8 inches
Product Description
Step into the world of personal security with Sentinel: Become the Agent in Charge of Your Own Protection Detail. This comprehensive guide empowers you to take control of your safety and well-being by equipping you with the essential knowledge and skills needed to effectively manage your own protection detail.
Whether you’re a business professional, a public figure, or simply someone who values personal safety, this book offers practical insights and strategies that are easy to understand and implement. With 142 pages packed with expert advice, you’ll learn about:
- Risk Assessment: Identify potential threats and vulnerabilities in your environment.
- Planning and Coordination: Develop a robust protection plan tailored to your unique circumstances.
- Situational Awareness: Enhance your observational skills to stay one step ahead of potential dangers.
- Crisis Management: Understand how to react swiftly and effectively in emergencies.
Written in clear, accessible language, Sentinel serves as your personal security manual, guiding you through the complexities of self-protection. The author draws from years of experience in the field, providing readers with real-world examples and actionable tips that can be applied immediately.
Don’t leave your safety to chance. Become the agent in charge of your own protection detail today with Sentinel!
Why Choose Sentinel?
- Expert Guidance: Learn from seasoned professionals in the field of personal security.
- Practical Approach: Easy-to-follow strategies that anyone can implement.
- Empowerment: Gain the confidence to take charge of your personal safety.
Take the first step toward safeguarding your life and the lives of those you care about. Order your copy of Sentinel: Become the Agent in Charge of Your Own Protection Detail today!
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Jay Izso –
The fact is our awareness is at an all-time low. We drive to work mindlessly. We assume that no one has any reason to bother us. And our awareness is numb. And because our awareness muscle is weak…we become vulnerable. Patrick McNamara’s book “Sentinel: Become the Agent in Charge of Your Own Protection Detail” should be required reading for every human being on the planet. The point of the book is not to live in “paranoia”. The point of the book is to live a more self-aware and situationally aware life.
The fact is we have become so attached to our phones we live life at a 45 degree angle, looking down. As Pat Mac says, “we have become so connected we actually have become disconnected”. It’s true we are disconnected from our surroundings, our world, and the people that live in it. And because we live in our own world we actually put ourselves in precarious situations daily.
This book speaks to everyday practical things that you can do to build your own self and situational awareness. Whether you are going to the office, the grocery store, taking care of your vehicle, or taking care of your body. This book addresses every area. And for those of you who are looking to improve your self-awareness when it comes to firearms, Pat Mac addresses that too. Sentinel is a book for all people for all time. If you want to improve yourself physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually this book addresses it. It’s time to move out of zombie land and get more aware! Get it! Read it! Act on it!
John McKeon –
Sentinel:Become the agent in charge of your own protection detail is written by a man who has been there and does that . The author has 22 years of Special Operations experience in hostile environments. This is a short (128 pgs.) but information packed book. Whether you are a Security professional in charge of someones safety or a family man responsible for the well being of your wife and children , you will benefit from the information in this book. Stressed throughout is proper preparation and situational awareness. Know where you are, who is around you and what are the conditions. From self defense, first aid, firearms,, bug out bags and go bags there is helpful tips to increase your chance of survival when faced with the unexpected. There is a passage on pg. 52 that sums up the authors approach to protecting yourself and others: ” Basically every step we take toward having complete power over are lives is one step away from being a victim, where we have none.” Following the advice in this book by Patrick McNamara will give you more power and lessen your chance of becoming a victim. Recommended.
A. Baponba –
For the uninitiated, it’s a great starting point. Covers the basics and provides detailed “how tos” for them. I particularly liked the way he covered moving with your kids through a parking lot to an amusement park and the suggestions regarding how to turn your kids into “team assets” as opposed to liabilities.
The author’s personal experience and training background shows through in his approach to many situations. I consider the book a good investment… both in money and time. It’s a good read that provides a lot of good ideas AND procedures. If you are a world-class expert on personal protection and convoy security, you might want to pass on this one. But if you are a “head of family” who wants access to a good methodology you can follow to allow you to do your best protecting those you love, you’ll want to buy and read this book.
Cole R. –
This isn’t your cub-scout level preparedness book. It’s simple enough for anyone to follow on any budget and in any situation. But Pat writes in an interesting way with enough common-sense detail to drive and motivate you to be accountable for the safety of your family, friends and yourself, along with the knowledge of how…including a lot of things you probably haven’t thought of or possibly forgot. Whether you’re first looking into your own security or think you’re already a bad-ass, this book is well worth the cost and time to read it.
Glenn McGovern –
As one who has published widely on targeted attacks and protection, I was very keen to get McNamara’s personal insight on the topic. I was not disappointed. McNamara takes an “all threats” perspective providing a lot of excellent material allowing for the average person to enhance their overall security. Even for those with military/law enforcement/EP backgrounds, there is much that can be learned. I can tell you that my copy has many highlighted sections and that I will be incorporating a fair amount of his training techniques into my personal training – both combat fitness and tactical – regimen. The book is a relatively quick read, although I can imagine many going back to parts time and again. The only reason for not giving it the full 5 stars was some of the editing (not to be a hypocrite as I have had my own issues on this) needed some work.