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Making Light: Real emergency preparedness
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November 15, 2004
Real emergency preparedness
Posted by Teresa at 03:19 PM * 125 comments
A “jump bag” or “go bag” is a pre-stocked fanny pack, backpack, etc., which you keep next to your front door, or in a desk drawer at the office, or in the back of your car. It’s for moments when the world has just gone to hell around you, and you need to grab what you can and get out fast.
One of the regulars here, Jim Macdonald, has put together a page of sample inventory lists for urban, wilderness, and first aid jump bags, accompanied by terse comments. It would do you no harm at all to put together jump bags for work and home. Here’s part of how Jim explains it: There is no perfect kit.
What you have in your head is the most important survival/first aid equipment of all.
It’s better to carry general-purpose items than specialized equipment.
Modify the contents of kits for your personal situation. Inventory and repack each kit quarterly. Make seasonal adjustments. …
In a survival situation, you live as long as your feet do.
In an ambush, the killing zone is narrow. Get out of it.
You can live to be ninety without a Rambo knife, but hypothermia or dehydration will kill you deader’n dirt by this time tomorrow.
A terrorist attack is just a badly-placarded HAZMAT incident.
Brush your teeth, wear your seatbelt, wash your hands before eating and after using the toilet, and look both ways before crossing the street. It’s good advice. The only thing I’d add is that in the summer you should have a little tube "
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