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To: Armscor38
Prepping for major emergencies and disasters can take years to accomplish. My advice for those who aren’t ready is to put together a basic kit that can get you and your immediate family covered for about 3 days.

According to the original post, prepping didn't do much for Ukrainians: Many of these towns and cities have been basically leveled. Destroying the preps of many people in situ.. A basic kit as you suggest that is easy to grab and go is probably best.

21 posted on 03/08/2022 9:38:31 AM PST by Sans-Culotte (11/3-11/4/2020 - The USA became a banana republic.)
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To: Sans-Culotte

“According to the original post, prepping didn’t do much for Ukrainians: Many of these towns and cities have been basically leveled. Destroying the preps of many people in situ.. A basic kit as you suggest that is easy to grab and go is probably best.”

A part of prepping is to have locations identified that one can flee to in case staying in place is not an option. My goal and preference is to stay in place and I’m concentrating on that. Once that’s completed, I’ll put time and resources into putting together a comprehensive bug out plan.

I do spend some time thinking about the bug out plan from time to time and doing some reading on the internet but that’s about it for now until I’m satisfied that my primary goal, to be able to hunker down at home for months, is achieved.


35 posted on 03/08/2022 3:37:46 PM PST by Armscor38
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