The book outlines the author's five visits to the Gulf Coast region in response to the Coast Guard's actions following the devastating hurricane that struck the area in 2006.  Steven Craig was recalled to active duty five times to this area and each time, relayed daily emails to those interested in following his work.  Serving as a senior Coast Guard officer, along with holding a Masters Degree in Emergency Management and certification as a Certified Emergency Manager (CEM), Craig was highly qualified to bring a professional observation to this story.

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Reviews:

"This book is not only very interesting, but it is a valuable primer on why preparedness is so important. I recommend it as an excellent read. Admiral Charles R. Larson, U.S. Navy (Ret.), former Commander-in-Chief U.S. Pacific Command." (Operational commander for the recovery efforts after the typhoon in Bangladesh and the eruption of Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines.)

The importance of home preparedness cannot be understated. Steve Craig's 'Chronicles of Katrina' is a very interesting travel history of the Gulf Coast area after Katrina during his five visits to the area for the Coast Guard. His expertise is obvious and enlightening." Professor Christopher Reynolds, Phd. Instructor, Emergency Management. American Military University.

"Steve's combination of on-the-ground observations and practical tips for preparedness make for valuable lessons. Good job Steve in showing us simple yet effective ways to prepare for the unthinkable." Tom Simpson Former Emergency Management Director Multnomah County, Oregon