My favorite clip from the classic Red Dawn movie from 1984. The truck pulls into the store and the kids run in. They gather supplies they will need to survive before heading to the mountains in an effort to escape the Russians.
I’ve always thought about how I would want to be supplied ahead of time in case of an event such as this.
On with the scene……
Rourke
MINUTEMAN Tier 1 IFAK
(Individual First Aid Kit)
"Life happens." Right? Right. Being prepared doesn't always mean zombies. Being prepared includes dealing with cuts, scratches, colds, bug bites - and a serious case of the Hershey squirts. Being prepared means having a good first aid kit that will allow you to be the hero when life happens and you need to come to the rescue.
Be the hero.
The Minuteman Tier 1 IFAK is more than just a first aid kit. It's a resource to deal with the most common first aid situations that life presents. Whether you're camping, hiking, biking, off-roading, or just living life - be ready.
The Minuteman Tier 1 IFAK was developed specifically to offer the maximum supplies in a small and budget-friendly package. Essential supplies available when needed. Pretty simple concept.....right?
Here is what is included:
4" x 4" gauze bandage(4), triple antibiotic(5), 2" x 4" fabric band-aids(5), burn gel(3), anti-diarrheal(2), Benadryl(2), antiseptic wipes(3), sting relief wipes(3), 1" medical tape(1), Steri-Strip Skin Closures(6), 1" x 3" band-aid(10), knuckle bandages(6), Israeli Battle Dressing(1), Ibuprofen 200mg tablets(8), Cold & Cough Packets(3), splinter removers(2)
All housed in a small, rugged, molle compatible, water-resistant pouch.
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Discounts available when purchasing multiple kits......
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do not wait until something happens to get your supplies. get them NOW before it’s to late, and be ready. like JR said in previous articles, five cans a week will add up. I’ve always thought about it like having insurance.
they may not be available when a crisis hits, food and water, not to mention having to deal with the large crowds of scared, desperate people who waited until the last minute only to realize that they only had two days of food and water.– me, ill stay on the place for at least a month before venturing out, giving things time to calm down. i truly don’t need the outside world other than for our small community and conversation, that’s my plan.
take care all.