This guide provides information to adapt real-world constraints in a possible zombie apocalypse. Debate always proceeds on the likelihood of a zombie incident. The idea is not to prepare for when it will happen but will you be prepared if it does happen. Notable studies on the zombie condition included articles published in the Canadian Journal of Philosophy, the Sun, New York Daily News, Harvard Psychiatrist Dr. Scholzman, Foreign Policy, and others. The guide is in the advent of a zombie apocalypse. What is different in this guide from other guides is the true lack of real-world tactical experience we have seen with other authors. They forget basics such as skill, weights, tactics, and mentality. Certain aspects, such as the warrior mentality, require hard choices in a grueling time. The idea is to make you prepared to survive. Officer Keith Harris provides perspective from being in law enforcement for over 25 years, avid survivalist, hunter, and firearms instructor. Officer Thomas Maddox provides over 20 years of combined military, law enforcement, and private sector experience, and Masters level education (MBA). The combination of perspectives will provide a well-rounded, real-world, and tactical guidance for surviving the zombie apocalypse. Each chapter will examine specific aspects connecting these aspects to make you a well-rounded individual capable of surviving the zombie apocalypse. The first three chapters address the mental requirements for surviving in a zombie apocalypse. The following chapters will discuss pros and cons of various aspects of necessity in a societal collapse. Some information for the guide has been compiled from other sources. The lists of sources are in the reference section. The primary rule of survival and self-preservation is to have a plan. Without a plan, confusion and terror result in bad decisions and death.