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Adams 912 Patriots
http://adams912patriots.org
http://coolprepperstuff.com
2012/09/20
 One or multiple bags with all the essentials needed to
live for a least 3 days, preferably longer.
 Able to be ready for transport in just a couple minutes.
 Preferably man portable.
 Grab and GO!
 Do you have a retreat location identified?
 Adams County PA is already pretty rural, and likely the
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type of location many will be running to, not from.
There are no large highways that are likely to jam up in
minutes.
Lower Population should limit immediate threats of
rioting.
Your resources and land are here.
Lots of fields full of food for good portions of the year.
 Adams county seems unlikely to experience a disaster
you will have to quickly run from.
 Not a terrorist target.
 Low probability of earthquake/volcano.
 Unlikely hot spot in a pandemic.
 No strong political/military significance that would
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warrant the quick implementation of martial law.
No Tsunami threat.
Low Tornado/Hurricane Risk
Typically you don’t run from a blizzard.
Low risk of Social/Economic Riots.
If a Nuke goes off… Pull up a lawn chair and relax.
 Your car isn’t going to start anyways.
 Train derailment or Truck accident causes
chemical/hazardous material release.
 Localized flooding.
 We are within walking distance of Baltimore so there
could be a lot of refugees walking in, which could lead
to the potential of fight or flight.
 Somewhat close to nuclear plants, however:
 Most are to the east and our wind typically blows from
west to east.
 Three mile island evacuation radius was 20 miles and we
were outside of that.
 Chemical release/flooding.
 August 29th 2012 a 1 mile radius in Kane PA was
immediately evacuated due to a Butane tanker spill.
 Traveling to visit that liberal relative living in
Baltimore.
 Having a large bag with some of the smaller odds and
ends is good as general prep storage regardless.
 A starting point to a more extensive pack up and run.
 At least 1 Man Portable Bag
 If you believe a car will be part of your plan an extra
large duffle bag will allow for much more equipment.
 Bag should be heavy duty!
 If nothing else, throw some stuff in a old kids back up,
something is better than nothing.
 At least 3 Liters of water, but not too much, its heavy.
 Compact Water Purification
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LifeStraw/Purifcup
Chlorine
Iodine Tablets
Coffee Filters
 Collapsible Water Bottle
 Compact, Lightweight, high density food.
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Energy Bars
Peanut Butter
MREs
Dehydrated/Freeze Dried Food
 Appropriate Changes of Clothing
 Pair of Jeans
 2 Pairs of non-cotton socks
 2 Shirts
 Climate appropriate jacket
 Hat
 Gloves
 Bandana (30 uses for a bandana)
 A change of shoes, either Boots or Walking shoes, the
other type is on your feet.
 Rain Gear
 Tent or Tarps
 Need a ground tarp under
your shelter.
 A way to set up your tent.
 Can be accomplished with
some cord/rope.
 Bedroll or Sleeping Bag
 Toothbrush
 Toothpaste
 Medication
 Bar of soap
 TOILET PAPER!
 Smush the roll to save space.
 Money (Fiat)
 Couple Silver Pieces?
 Identification
 Insurance Policy
 Bank/Credit Card Info
 Emergency Contact Info
 Friends/Family Address/Phone
 Emergency Reference Material
 First Aid Kit
 Trauma Bandage (Israeli Battle Dressing)
 Quick Clot
 At least 3 Ways to Make Fire
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Matches
Lighters
Fire steels
9V battery and steel wool
Rubbing Sticks
Road Flares
 Flashlights
 Cooking
 At least 1 small pot and some Fuel like a Sterno
 Good Cord/Rope
 Not for everyone, but should be considered.
 If Legal and You Know how to handle a firearm.
 DO NOT store it in the bug out bag, guns belong in a safe!
 If concealed carry is not legal, vote with your feet and
move.
 Good Survival Knife
 Multi-Tool
 Leatherman
 Swiss Amy Knife
 Pepper Spray
 Whistle
 Handheld Ham Radio (VHF/UHF)
 NOAA Weather Radio
 Battery Power
 Hand Crank! (Can charge a cell phone)
 Small Flexible Solar Charger
 Provisions for Pets (Guard Dogs)
 Children?
 Diapers, Infant Formula, Medicine
 Women's Hygiene
 Plastic Utensils
 Pen/Paper
 Duct Tape (How does one forget duct tape.)
 Directions
 Compass
 Printed Maps
 Binoculars
 GPS
 Fish Hooks & Line
 The Man-Portable bag should be kept as light as
possible without sacrificing basic needs.
 Military Training: ~70+ lbs
 Healthy 20 year old: ~50 lbs
 Normal People: 30-40 lbs
 Re-Pack a couple times to
maximize room
 Get creative to save room
 People will want to take
your stuff.
 Sleep On It
 Pac-Safe