Architect's GET HOME BAG Submission

This is the next logical step in the progression toward a "full survival kit".

Architect's GET HOME BAG (24.4 pounds)

This kit sits next to my bed at night (in case something happens on or near my property that forces me outside the house to investigate, etc), rides in my SUV to and from work every day, goes with me on hikes, etc. This is my base-line GET ME HOME bag. It is not intended to be a Bug-Out-Bag.

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Gear
Tactical Tailor FightLight Removable Operator Pack
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762 Tactical Double or EMDOM Quad Magazine Pouch
762 Tactical Nalgene Pouch
Tactical Tailor Fragmentation Grenade Pouch

Fire
9-Hour Emergency Candle with Citronella
(2) 35mm Tinder Bottles
Bic Lighter
Ultimate Survival BlastMatch

Food
(3) 1200 Calorie Ration Bars
(20) Eagle #2 Fish Hooks
(110yds) Trilene 14# Fishing Line

Handgun Related
(100+rds) CCW Handgun Ammo in 16oz Nalgene Bottle
(2 spare) CCW Handgun Magazines
Cleaning Rod with Bore Brush

Hygiene
Comb
(1 travel packet) Facial Tissue
(1 travel size) Floss
(1 travel size) Toothbrush

Knife Related
Busse Combat NMSFNO with Al Welke Kydex Sheath
Lansky Pocket Sharpening Stone
Swamp Rat Warden with Mashed Cat Kydex Sheath

Navigation
Coleman LED Headlamp with (1 set) Spare Batteries
Cyalume Light Stick
MagLite AA LED Flashlight with (1 set) Spare Batteries
Outdoor Products Engineer's Compass
Simmons 8x20 Binoculars

Shelter
2-Person Emergency Space Blanket
(100ft) 7-Strand 550 Cord
Bandana
Dry Bag (* Contents In Dry Bag)
* Wool Cap
* (1pr) Wool Gloves
* (1pr) Wool Socks
Mosquito Head Net
USGI Poncho
Trash Liner
(1pr) Work Gloves

Tools
Duct Tape
P38 Can Opener

Water
32oz Nalgene Bottle
Berkey Sports Filter Bottle
USGI Stainless Canteen Cup

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First Aid - Boo Boo
(1) ACE Bandage
(18 Assorted) Adhesive Bandages
(3) Alcohol Prep Pads
(6) Antibacterial Wipes, Clean-X
(3) Antibiotic Ointment Packets
(6) Anti-Diarrhea (Lopermide) Pills
(6) Antihistamine (Benadryl) Pills
(6) Aspirin Pills
(1) Burn Cream Packet
(1 section) Duct Tape
(2) First Aid Cream Packets
(2) Gauze, 2”x2”
(4) Gauze, 3”x3”
(2) Gauze, 4”x4”
(1) Hydrocortisone Cream Packet
(4) Ibuprofen Pills
(1) Insect Protection Lotion Packet
(2 sets) Latex Gloves
(2) Moleskin Strips
(3) Neomycin Packets
(1) Poison Ivy Cleanser Packet
(4) Sting Relief Pads
(1) Sunscreen Lotion Packet
(1 roll) Surgical Tape
(1) Telfa Pad

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First Aid - Trauma
(1) CPR Mask
(1 set) Latex Gloves
(1) North American Rescue CAT
(1) QuikClot Combat Granules
(1) QuikClot Sport Sponge

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NOTE 1: On Saturday I carried this bag on a 5.8 mile hike. It took me 1 hour and 40 minutes to complete the hike on paved State Park trails (very hilly - at one area the incline was 4 to 1). The pack weighs 24.4 pounds with (2) full 32oz Nalgenes.

NOTE 2: I also carry a full sized 40SW or 45Acp handgun with (2) spare magazines on my person. However, as with the PSK I feel this will draw attention away from the other gear so I omitted it here.


JYD #123 The great one formerly known as Architect.

I am now a fictional British television police officer (currently a Detective Sgt) at Thames Valley Station. My governor is Detective Inspector Fred Thursday and it’s 1969.