TOPIC FOR THE Doomsday Radio Preppers NET
February 4, 2026 @ 7pm EST
About Doomsday Radio Preppers
Our Story
Our Mission
Our Mission
Tom Minchuk, known across the preparedness community as “Major Tom” founded Doomsday Radio Preppers on Zello radio with a simple mission: to give everyday people the knowledge and communication skills needed to stay connected when traditional systems fail. A longtime radio enthusiast and emergency readiness advocate, Minchuk saw a growi
Tom Minchuk, known across the preparedness community as “Major Tom” founded Doomsday Radio Preppers on Zello radio with a simple mission: to give everyday people the knowledge and communication skills needed to stay connected when traditional systems fail. A longtime radio enthusiast and emergency readiness advocate, Minchuk saw a growing gap between traditional preparedness advice and the practical, real-world communications skills people need during disasters.
Our Mission
Our Mission
Our Mission
Our mission is to deliver engaging, thought-provoking radio-prepping content while empowering individuals, families, and communities to communicate when it matters most. Through our weekly Doomsday Radio Preppers NETS, we provide clear, practical guidance on emergency radio use, off-grid communications, and core preparedness skills. Our
Our mission is to deliver engaging, thought-provoking radio-prepping content while empowering individuals, families, and communities to communicate when it matters most. Through our weekly Doomsday Radio Preppers NETS, we provide clear, practical guidance on emergency radio use, off-grid communications, and core preparedness skills. Our goal is to build a strong, informed, and resilient network of radio-ready preppers who stay connected, support one another, and stand ready for any crisis.
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Marc Bache
In loving memory of Marc Bache (KC3UNK), who passed on December 23, 2025. Marc was a beloved amateur radio operator, a dedicated member of the Richmond County REACT Team 6269, and a regular voice on the Doomsday Radio Preppers. Known for his dry sense of humor and the depth of knowledge he generously shared, Marc left a lasting impression on everyone who tuned in or worked alongside him. His voice may be silent, but his impact endures. In Marc’s memory, please consider planting a tree a living tribute to a life rooted in service, preparedness, and community.