You must evacuate due to fire or chemical spill in the area, they are not taking no as an answer, PERIOD and that is the only type answer or consideration I
want. It is the time of year it is right now when you read this. You can take the clothes on your back and any medications you need. You have a total of ten
minutes to dress and toss stuff into a bag. What clothes do you wear for a stay that may be one day, or a week. No Bobs allowed, they are taking you out on a
bus immediately.
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Posts: 765 (06/24/09 12:55) War Chief |
64* here in NH...supposed to rain for the next week except for tomorrow. Low at night 50s, high during the day 70s...maybe 80*.
Shoes: Redwing 10"Wellington boots Socks: Medium wool Underwear: JC Penny cotton T-shirt: Cotton, short sleeve, black Shirt: Cabella's Serengeti, sage green (lots of pockets) Pants: Proper BDUs, black, heavy cotton ripstop (lots of pockets) Hat: tan BB style cap with sun flap on the back for sun and bugs. Vest: Wiggy's insulated, black Jacket: Carhart lined rain parka with hood Gloves: Black leather, lightly insulated Bob |
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Posts: 593 (06/30/09 13:16) Dog Soldier |
Taking me out? Not likely, I'll be there blocking the road.
Perils of the job, last to leave. Still trying to set the "family" up with BOB's, if only unofficially. The soon-to-be wife is a dispatcher, so she's stuck also. |
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Posts: 8 (09/01/09 02:14) |
I'd dump out my Millet climbing rucksack (got it used for $8 42 yrs ago). I've been working out of town and using it for my clothes kit.
Throw in 1 pr green cargo pants. Three pr cotton socks. Two pair briefs. Two T shirts gray and black. One 'John Deere' BB hat. One black boonie hat. One stocking hat. Green vest w/lotta pockets. Toothbrush/paste. Couple hankerchiefs. A couple bread bags. Two lawn/leaf garbage bags. WWII canteen and cup. Spoon/fork. Old Tacoma MSAR Storm Kit. 20R JHP for carry gun. My carry gun w/2 extra mags. One pair fingerless wool gloves. Three or four MREs. Bouillion powder (soup). My flannel sleeping bag liner and camo poncho liner combo. Mandatory evac or not. This is a bad idea. |
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Posts: 128 (09/01/09 17:47) Tenderfoot |
Like Lawdog i would be stuck in the middle of it . Searce and Rescue ground team. It would have to be a volcano for fire but chem spill could happen. there is
not enough LEO of any other enforecment that could make a big evac happen. Most would be on their own. My diesel pickup with camp trailer would be headed out
to safe location with me to follow when I could. In a training long ago we were told to keep binocs and tennis shoes as main items. Send in law enforcement and
of they don't come back don't mess with it. The binocs to watch and the tennis shoes to run like he!!
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Posts: 638 (09/02/09 12:03) Dog Soldier |
southern utah wrote:Now wait a minute, that's why we have canaries (firemen), block the road and watch for the yellow jackets to fall down. If they do so, back up and call for more canaries. If you can still see the edges of the incident from around your outstretched thumbnail, you're too close. |
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Posts: 131 (09/02/09 23:13) Tenderfoot |
dog, sounds like you learn some over the years, don't be in a big hurry to be the first victum.
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Posts: 38 (10/15/09 06:53) |
This was a recent find I thought was pretty interesting. Maybe been seen already - my apologies if this is the case.
http://www.scribd.com/doc...orge-Riggs-Survival-Book |
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Posts: 44 (10/16/09 06:27) |
Also go with the assumption that any baggage you take onto the bus will likely be searched and important things like weapons, medicines and the like will
probably be taken 'for your protection'. PTB like to be able to maintain order, and doing this will help them accomplish this.
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