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Soldiers know how to pack and Combat Fighter Review deploy survival gear in the field. To non-military persons, kit is just gear used for a specific purpose. A carpenter's kit would include a hammer and a saw. A soldier's kit would include weapons, ammo and items needed to survive in the field. Those deployed leave behind family members and have a concern for their safety. This is about using one's advanced training and knowledge of specific gear and tactics to teach family the fundamentals of survival.
Turn on the news when home on leave, and it will not be long before stories of school shootings, gang violence, convenience store shootouts and home invasions begin to cause a bit of concern. Soldiers who know they will have to go back to work soon, leaving family to fend for themselves, wonder what can be done to make them safer. Teaching family the basics of surviving both natural and man-made disaster situations empowers a family to take personal responsibility for their own safety.
Obviously, it is imperative to teach only well chosen fundamentals of the advanced training a soldier has. It is equally obvious that some military training has no civilian equivalent. However, there are plenty of things a soldier knows that family could benefit by knowing. Even weapons skills can translate into civilian use. Many spouses of deployed military personnel keep a firearm at home for self-defense purposes. Taking the time to teach all the rules of gun safety as well as basic marksmanship skills is a prudent thing to do.
Teaching family members to always have a bag of survival gear items packed and ready to go in case an immediate evacuation is ever necessary is good. The bags, often referred to even in civilian circles as Go Bags or Bug Out Bags, may even have military equipment in them such as MREs. The bag itself may be a favorite piece of kit the soldier uses on the job a couple thousand miles away.
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