08-21-2013, 19:03
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Area Commander
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Cochise Co., AZ
Posts: 6,206
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Surf n Turf
TR,
I have given your scenerio serious thought, and as a certified FOG, there was no way I could hump any weight in 20 mile increments to reach 100 miles. My only answer was to pre-position my bug out required accoutrements in more gradual steps (I'll use 8-10 miles here). Step 1 -- 5 miles from home, very,very (that's 2 verys) secure redoubt, Step 2 thru XX -- 8-10 miles apart, Secure cache / layoff locations -- leading to either final destination (or transportation elsewhere).
Cache sites contain food, water, additional weapons, ammo, clothing, sleeping gear, medications, inert Coms, radio, flashlights, etc., with focus on evading / avoiding others, and what is required to reach next subsequent site. Initial site and final site required the most concentration. What did we need to begin the "bug-out", and what would we need at the end to the journey.
SnT
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This assumes that you would have previous knowledge as to which direction the threat will be coming from. You have recognized your limitations in load carrying and distance covering. I believe that that is exactly the challenge TR is asking us to consider.
BTW, I would stay where I am. One hundred miles in any direction would put me in a worse place. Well, unless I go North along the San Pedro River and meet up with TS heading East along the Gila. I reckon he could probably use someone for KP.
Pat
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