Layer 2: External Carry Bag In an emergency, the time to find the gear you will need, to assemble that gear, and to make sure you have it with you is well before the emergency. It doesn’t matter if the emergency is a natural disaster or an act of civil unrest. You must plan ahead to make sure your survival gear coordinates to make you the best prepared survivor and citizen you can be. This means you must understand the 7 layers of survival gear. These divide up your equipment and preparations into concentric zones that affect and encompass different areas of your day to day life. The 7 layers of survival gear include your everyday carry (EDC), your SCRAM bag (a small emergency external bag for emergencies), your bug out bag (or BOB), your bug out vehicle (BOV), your home or survival retreat, the larger survival community, and your personal protection gear (which permeates all the 7 layers of survival gear). The SCRAM Bag The second of these, your SCRAM bag, is one step up from the everyday carry things you keep on your person. A SCRAM bag is a social chaos bag, a small, external www.SurvivalKitBugOutBag.com 33
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