Emergency Preparedness List
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Emergency Preparedness List
I thought a thread for collaboration on survival lists would be a good addition to the forum.
Alpha Omega- Asylum Arcanist
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Re: Emergency Preparedness List
This is a list Malazek sent to me, I thought it was pretty good so without his permission I'm posting it, then throwing in my 2 cents.
Every Day Carry Keys, Phone, Wallet Knife Multi-Tool Sunglasses Writing Utensil Personal Weapon | |
Get Away Bag Change of Clothes Emergency Cash Flashlight Garbage Bags Note Pad Prepaid Calling Card Personal Weapon Toiletry Bag → | Toiletry Bag Deodorant Shampoo Soap Toilet paper Toothbrush, Toothpaste Water |
Short-Term Evacuation Bag Get Away Bag ↑ Blanket Crank Radio & Batteries Dust Mask Flashlight Foil Gloves Hand Sanitizer Insect Repellent Maps Matches & Lighter Playing Cards, Dice Poncho Rope Small Shovel Sun-Block Medical Emergency Kit → Rations → | Medical Emergency Bag Antibiotic Medicine Antibiotic Ointment Bandages (Assorted) Band-Aids Disinfectant First Aid Kit Grain Alcohol Pain-killers |
Rations Can Opener Rations (Food) Water/Water-Purifier, Bottle | |
Long-term Evacuation Bag Short-Term Evacuation Bag ↑ Duct Tape Fork, Spoon, Knife Grain Alcohol Grill/Fire-pit Hatchet Lamp Mug Sleeping Bag Tent Tinder Hunting/Fishing Gear → | Hunting/Fishing Gear Fishing Line, Hooks, Lure, Bobber, Sinker Frog Gig Rifle & Ammo Sling-shot |
In-House Survival Bicycle NBC Suit Medical Supplies (More) Rations (More) Weapons (More) Electronic Readiness → B&E Tools → | Electronic Readiness Bicycle Generator Car Battery Power Inverter Radio Modem |
B&E Tools Crow Bar Bolt Cutters Grapnel & Rope |
Alpha Omega- Asylum Arcanist
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Re: Emergency Preparedness List
Additional Items of Interest
Binoculars
Goggles
Knife Sharpener
Flint and Steel
K-Bar / Hunting Knife
Machete & Kitana
Shake flashlight (only good for small personal light, does not replace flashlight)
Compass
Tool kit w/ optional DMM
Maps
Local & Regional Road Maps
Local & Regional Geographical Maps (preferrably one showing underground caves and water sources as well)
Local & Regional Sewer Maps
Libraries will be a spot worth looting for these resources, after the fact if you do not have these prior....
Also a good idea would be to mark a map with known repeater towers....
Cloths
Fatigues
Boots
Heavy duty leather belt
Military belt
Wool socks + Xtras (feet will most likely recieve lots of wear and tear)
Winter Apparel (dressing in layers)
Books
Safe to eat
Medicine
Surgery
Technical Compendiums
Survival / Evasion Manuals
Binoculars
Goggles
Knife Sharpener
Flint and Steel
K-Bar / Hunting Knife
Machete & Kitana
Shake flashlight (only good for small personal light, does not replace flashlight)
Compass
Tool kit w/ optional DMM
Maps
Local & Regional Road Maps
Local & Regional Geographical Maps (preferrably one showing underground caves and water sources as well)
Local & Regional Sewer Maps
Libraries will be a spot worth looting for these resources, after the fact if you do not have these prior....
Also a good idea would be to mark a map with known repeater towers....
Cloths
Fatigues
Boots
Heavy duty leather belt
Military belt
Wool socks + Xtras (feet will most likely recieve lots of wear and tear)
Winter Apparel (dressing in layers)
Books
Safe to eat
Medicine
Surgery
Technical Compendiums
Survival / Evasion Manuals
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Alpha Omega- Asylum Arcanist
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Re: Emergency Preparedness List
Thinking about also adding a scenario specific list for SnG.....
Alpha Omega- Asylum Arcanist
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Re: Emergency Preparedness List
I had considered putting a shakelight on the list, as well.
Ultimaley, I left it off in favor of multiple small flashlights.
But, the shake-light DOES offer some advantages over a regular flashlight.
The sharpener is a really good idea; even a basic whetstone.
Not sure how I missed that one. Fortunately, I had a whetstone, already.
I had considered picking up a Machete, but didn't add it to the list because my local terrain wouldn't require it.
I don't think anything in the local Flora can't be handle by a knife and/or handaxe.
Books are a popular choice, but obviously the added weight is a challenge.
I would think specific bags might incorporate specific books, but your home-survival could store quite a few.
Ultimaley, I left it off in favor of multiple small flashlights.
But, the shake-light DOES offer some advantages over a regular flashlight.
The sharpener is a really good idea; even a basic whetstone.
Not sure how I missed that one. Fortunately, I had a whetstone, already.
I had considered picking up a Machete, but didn't add it to the list because my local terrain wouldn't require it.
I don't think anything in the local Flora can't be handle by a knife and/or handaxe.
Books are a popular choice, but obviously the added weight is a challenge.
I would think specific bags might incorporate specific books, but your home-survival could store quite a few.
Re: Emergency Preparedness List
A word on knives ...
Obviously, the is a large vareity of knives avaialble, each ideal for a specific purpose.
A survival/utility knife (such as the Ka-Bar) should be your first choice.
It is suitable to a large variety of uses; including self-defense, cutting ropes, and even crude skinning/butchering.
A slightly smaller hunting knife or a folding pocket knife might be your second choice, for the same reasons.
If you have the luxory of bringing an assortment of knives with you, the following are worth considering:
-- A Boning knife for removing bones from fish would be handy, especially if you are relying on fishing for sustenance.
-- A Kitchen knife or Chef's knife would be useful, especially if you are using your main knife for more than just food prep (avoid contamination).
-- A Paring knife for the same reason.
-- A Carving knife or a Cleaver, for the same reason.
-- A Utility blade for more detail-oriented construction projects.
Obviously, the is a large vareity of knives avaialble, each ideal for a specific purpose.
A survival/utility knife (such as the Ka-Bar) should be your first choice.
It is suitable to a large variety of uses; including self-defense, cutting ropes, and even crude skinning/butchering.
A slightly smaller hunting knife or a folding pocket knife might be your second choice, for the same reasons.
If you have the luxory of bringing an assortment of knives with you, the following are worth considering:
-- A Boning knife for removing bones from fish would be handy, especially if you are relying on fishing for sustenance.
-- A Kitchen knife or Chef's knife would be useful, especially if you are using your main knife for more than just food prep (avoid contamination).
-- A Paring knife for the same reason.
-- A Carving knife or a Cleaver, for the same reason.
-- A Utility blade for more detail-oriented construction projects.
Re: Emergency Preparedness List
i wonder if they make a kitchen utility knife...
Alpha Omega- Asylum Arcanist
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Re: Emergency Preparedness List
Your list is pretty spot on though, I like how you have broken it down into tiers..Very Nice!!
Alpha Omega- Asylum Arcanist
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Re: Emergency Preparedness List
I see you added some strange directional gadget.Alpha Omega wrote:Compass
Re: Emergency Preparedness List
yeah i figured a map can become useless sometimes without a compass....
Alpha Omega- Asylum Arcanist
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Re: Emergency Preparedness List
I think I mentioned before that the list structure was subject to change.Alpha Omega wrote:This is a list Malazek sent to me, I thought it was pretty good so without his permission
It is currently structured along a "how long will I be gone" hierarchy, because that's how other sites had them listed. After thinking about it long enough, however, I...
EDIT: This list was no longer up-to-date. So, I deleted it and posted a newer, more accurate account
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Re: Emergency Preparedness List
There is a kitchen knife that is known as a "utility knife" (or as a kitchen utility knife), but it's garbage ... filler for lame knife sets ... chef's point-and-laugh at them, because the ordinary chef's knife is better for nearly every task & a parrying knife is a better second knife, because it's better than the utility knife for any task that the chef's knife is not.Alpha Omega wrote:i wonder if they make a kitchen utility knife...
But I have a feeling you meant like a chef's survival knife? A "hunter's kitchen" knife, so to speak. That I don't know ... but I imagine a Camp Knife might do the job.
But, if you just meant "an all-purpose kitchen knife", then a Chef's Knife (aka. a Cook's Knife) is the one you want: 8" is probably best, but they come in every size from 6" to 12." Global, Wusthof, Kershaw Shun, Henckel's, Sabatier, MAC, and Misono are supposed to be good brands.
Re: Emergency Preparedness List
Current Configuration ...
Bag One (Backpack - 30 lbs)
Bag one of the "main" bag. It has almost everything in it, including things I only have one of. It is the bag that I will carry (whether alone or together), so includes a few things that are "mine." This bag is mostly a short-term bag, but does contain a few items for longer durations.
Bag Two (Backpack - 25 lbs)
The second bag mostly contains things I had duplicates of, things we will more of with two people together, and things that specifically belong to my son. This bag is mostly a short-term bag, but does contain a few items for longer durations.
Carried Individually
Bag Three (Duffel Bag - 35 lbs)
Bag three is an extra bag to be carried, only if the extra encumbrance will not be a huge problem. It is meant to be a "camp-builder" bag with extra supplies to meant even longer durations. It is a bit bulky and awkward, but it does have wheels and a shoulder strap , in addition to the normal handles.
Home Supplies
"Plan A" is to hunker down, so there are more supplies that simply will not be included in a "bug-out" scenario. All of this is in addition to what would normally be in the house.
Bag One (Backpack - 30 lbs)
Bag one of the "main" bag. It has almost everything in it, including things I only have one of. It is the bag that I will carry (whether alone or together), so includes a few things that are "mine." This bag is mostly a short-term bag, but does contain a few items for longer durations.
- 1 MSR MiniWorks EX Microfilter (Portable Water Filter)
- 1 (110) Conibear Traps & 1 (220) Conibear Traps
- 1 Bottle of Insect Repellent
- 1 Can of Zippo Lighter Fluid
- 1 Deck of Cards (with dirty pics)
- 1 Five-hour Energy
- 1 Jar of Dried All-purpose Savory Spice
- 1 Roll of Toilet Paper
- 1 Roll of Camouflaged Duct Tape
- 1 Silva Ranger Compass
- 1 Sling-shot
- 1 Zippo Lighter
- 100 Assorted Cable Ties
- 12 Millennium Bars (400 Kcal each)
- 2 Bungee-chords
- 2 Garbage Bags
- 2 Extra Molle Straps
- 25 Water Purification Tablets
- 3 Pair of Clean Underwear
- 5 Pair of Clean Socks
- Aluminum Foil
- Becker Companion (Knife)
- Butterfly Can/Bottle-opener
- Camouflaged Poncho
- Deodorant, Q-Tips, Soap, Shampoo, Tweezers, Nail Clippers, Toothbrush, Toothpaste
- Glass Sling-shot Ammo (36)
- Jute Chord
- Ka-Bar Hobo (Folding Knife/Fork/Spoon/Bottle-opener)
- Laminated Detroit and Michigan Road Maps
- Medical Pack Insert (containing 16 oz. Bottle of 91% Isopropyl Alcohol, 12 Imodium AD tablets, 50 Antihistamine tablets, 50 Advil, 12 Butterfly Closures, 1 Tube of Campho-Phenique, 1 Tube of Antibiotic Ointment, 1 Roll of Medical Tape, 8 Sterile Sutures, 1 Needle Holder , 1 Tissue Forceps, 22 Throat Lozenges, 10 Band-Aids)
- MPI All Weather Emergency Blanket
- Multi-Vitamins
- Parachord (100 feet)
- Rope w/Carabiner
- Shake-light
- Sharpie Marker
- Stainless Cup/Pot
- Waterproof Box (containing 160 Matches, 140 Waterproof Matches, 2 Bic Lighters, Magnesium Firestarter, and Kindling). Kindling includes dryer lint, strips of newspaper, and small sticks.
- Yo-yo Automatic Fishing Real, 3 Bobbers, and Assorted Hooks and Sinkers
Bag Two (Backpack - 25 lbs)
The second bag mostly contains things I had duplicates of, things we will more of with two people together, and things that specifically belong to my son. This bag is mostly a short-term bag, but does contain a few items for longer durations.
- 1 (110) Conibear Traps
- 1 Five-hour Energy
- 1 Jar of Dried Garlic & Herb Spice
- 1 Roll of Camouflaged Duct Tape
- 1 Roll of Toilet Paper
- 1 Ropes
- 1 Sling-shot
- 12 Millennium Bars (400 Kcal each)
- 2 Bungee-chords
- 2 Extra Molle Straps
- 2 Garbage Bags
- 25 Water Purification Tablets
- 3 Pair of Clean Underwear
- 5 Pair of Clean Socks
- Aluminum Foil
- Camouflaged Poncho
- Camp Axe
- Churchkey (Can/Bottle Opener)
- Coleman Camper's Utensil (Folding Knife/Fork/Spoon)
- Crank Radio/Flashlight/Siren
- Deodorant, Q-Tips, Soap, Shampoo, Tweezers, Nail Clippers, Toothbrush, Toothpaste
- Frog Gig
- Glass Sling-shot Ammo (36)
- Jute Chord
- Medical Pack Insert (containing 16 oz. Bottle of 91% Isopropyl Alcohol, 12 Imodium AD tablets, 50 Antihistamine tablets, 50 Advil, 12 Butterfly Closures, 1 Tube of Burn Cream, 1 Tube of Antibiotic Ointment, 1 Roll of Medical Tape, 8 Sterile Sutures, 1 Tissue Forceps, 22 Throat Lozenges, 10 Band-Aids)
- Michigan Road Map
- MPI All Weather Emergency Blanket
- Multi-Vitamins
- Pepper Spray
- Sharpie Marker
- Small Brookstone Flashlight
- Stainless Cup/Pot
- Waterproof Box (containing 160 Matches, 140 Waterproof Matches, 2 Bic Lighters, Aurora Firestarter, and Kindling). Kindling includes dryer lint, strips of newspaper, and small sticks.
- Yo-yo Automatic Fishing Real, 3 Bobbers, and Assorted Hooks and Sinkers
Carried Individually
- I will also be carrying some combination of the Ka-Bar USMC Serrated Fighting Knife, the Ka-Bar Becker TacTool, and the Ka-Bar Game Hook.
- My son will be carrying his Ka-Bar USMC Serrated Fighting Knife.
Bag Three (Duffel Bag - 35 lbs)
Bag three is an extra bag to be carried, only if the extra encumbrance will not be a huge problem. It is meant to be a "camp-builder" bag with extra supplies to meant even longer durations. It is a bit bulky and awkward, but it does have wheels and a shoulder strap , in addition to the normal handles.
- 1 Alpine Stowaway pot
- 1 Gallon of Graves 190-proof Grain Alcohol
- 10 Extra Millennium Bars (400 Kcal each)
- 2 Large bags of Dryer Lint (Tinder)
- 2 Polar-shield Emergency Blankets
- 2 Rolls of Digital-Camouflage Duct Tape
- 2 Rolls of Toilet Paper
- 4 (110) Conibear Traps
- 4 Extra Bungee Cords
- 4 Extra Garbage Bags
- 532 Extra Matches, 1 Extra Big Lighter
- Camouflage Pants, Camouflage Jacket (Small, so they fit my kid)
- Camp Axe
- ER Bar (Contains Nine 400 calories rations)
- Machete
- Steel Cup
- Trench Tool
Home Supplies
"Plan A" is to hunker down, so there are more supplies that simply will not be included in a "bug-out" scenario. All of this is in addition to what would normally be in the house.
- 1 Box-full of Canned Foods
- 12.5 Gallons of Drinkable Water
- 150 Advil
- 2 Rolls of Masking Tape
- 200 Anti-histamine
- 3 Small Bags of Dryer Lint (for Tinder or Barter)
- 400 Assorted Zip Ties
- 5 Bungee Cords & 7 Mini-Bungee Chords
- 6 Rolls of Duct Tape * 2 Large Rolls of Gorilla Tape
- Aluminum Foil
- Bolt Cutters
- Boot Oil & Honing Oil
- Crow Bar
- Extra Batteries
- Hydrant Wrench
- Medical Box (containing 1 Gallon of Graves 190-proof Grain Alcohol, 2 Rolls of Tender-tape, 1 Roll of Hurt-free Wrap, 25 Gauze Pads, 100 Band-Aids, 100 Butterfly Closures, 20 Surgical Masks, 2 Dust Masks, 5 Gauze Rolls, 34 Sterile Sutures, 1 Needle Holder).
- 180 Potassium + Iodine Tablets
- Power Inverter.
- Several Michigan Road Maps (for Barter)
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