Reply to post by juniperberry
THesse are all great survival kits. Dont forget a military grade first aid kit. just in case you need to mend wounds.
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In E&E, it's about the techniques and tactics that you use to escape and EVADE that matter. For example, those chasing you know that you are likely
to make a RIGHT turn at the first opportunity, and they plan for things like this.
The book "6 Ways in, 12 Ways Out" has some good info on this. They also have a E&E kit list, and it comes from the pros, not the wannabes.
You might be able to find it online somewhere. If not, I'll dig it up and post it.
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reply to post by PSUSA
That's a great book, as is the SAS Survival Handbook - both deal with real life skills which is good.
The problem I have with survival books and survivalists in general is that it all usually centres on wilderness survival assuming you will be in a
rural environment which may not be the case. Urban survival could be quite different, with a different skill set being required. I don't think the
lock picking one is a bad idea in an urban environment.
But that's survival.
Back to E&E.
I would suggest that the few that are criticising dainoyfb and his lock pick tools go and have a look at On Point Tactical urban escape and evasion
courses. You can find them on google. One of the main things they teach is lock picking.
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reply to post by skeetontheconspiracy
Absolutely!
It's amazing how many people forget a decent first aid kit. I carry one with me EVERYWHERE I go - one of the fruits of having kids (but that's
another thing).
[edit on 7-10-2009 by Stanton Dowd]
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