Fieldcraft Survival: Everyday Family Loadout

Published on March 19, 2021
Duration: 14:31

This video details a comprehensive family loadout for preparedness, emphasizing communication redundancy with radios and satellite phones using a P.A.C.E. plan. It covers essential medical supplies, including trauma kits with CAT tourniquets and SAM splints, burn care, and hygiene. The discussion extends to vehicle preparedness with Goose Gear systems and includes a BCM truck gun in .300 Blackout, stressing firearm safety education for children.

Quick Summary

A realistic family preparedness loadout includes redundant communication (radios, satellite phones, P.A.C.E. plan), essential medical kits with trauma supplies (CAT tourniquet, SAM Splint), burn care, hygiene items, and organized vehicle storage using systems like Goose Gear.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Family Preparedness
  2. 01:05Kids' Communication & Medical Kits
  3. 03:45Radio Communication Options
  4. 05:02Satellite Phones & P.A.C.E. Plan
  5. 06:35Medical & Hygiene Kits
  6. 08:32Trauma Gear & Burn Care
  7. 11:10Security & Truck Guns
  8. 12:45Vehicle Storage Systems

Frequently Asked Questions

What communication methods are recommended for family preparedness?

For family preparedness, a layered communication strategy is advised. This includes handheld radios like Baofeng for short-range, satellite phones (e.g., Inmarsat) for off-grid use, and implementing a P.A.C.E. plan for redundancy.

What essential items should be in a family trauma and medical kit?

A comprehensive kit should include hemorrhage control agents (like QuikClot), a CAT Gen 7 tourniquet, a SAM Splint for fractures, burn care supplies (petroleum-based creams), and basic hygiene items to prevent infections.

How can vehicle preparedness be improved?

Vehicle preparedness can be significantly enhanced using modular storage systems like Goose Gear. These systems organize essential gear, medical supplies, and survival equipment efficiently, maximizing space and accessibility.

What is the P.A.C.E. plan for communication?

The P.A.C.E. plan stands for Primary, Alternate, Contingency, and Emergency communication methods. It ensures you have multiple ways to communicate if your primary method fails, increasing reliability.

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