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A Survival Definition With Real Meaning

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• As a retired military survival professional who
  has instructed thousands of US Air Force aircrews
  as a Life Support Instructor, I'm often asked a
  very complex question, "What kind of survival kit
  is best?" It's not an easy question to answer and
  for a lot of different reasons. During my
  military career, which lasted over 26 years and
  carried me to the four corners of the world, I
  lived in some very different environments. I've
  been in the arctic snows of Alaska, jungles of
  the Philippines, floated in a raft in the Gulf of
  Mexico, and walked around mountains in the state
  of Washington. I'm not even considering my
  numerous camping trips in the deserts of Arizona,
  New Mexico, or Mexico. Many thoughts go through
  my mind each time I'm asked this question and
  I've never really given a good answer, in my
  opinion.

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• The individual asking the question is my first
  consideration. If the person is well experienced
  in the art of hunting, camping, hiking, or
  fishing, they will most likely need less gear
  than an inexperienced person. Hunters who camp
  are usually the best qualified, in my opinion,
  because many of them hike to where they hunt,
  then camp and hunt, which makes them more
  outdoors qualified. It's important when you're
  looking for a good survival kit to fully
  understand your limitations in the field. It's
  also crucial to be honest and do not make the
  mistake of thinking you can get by on very
  little, when you really can not. Additionally, do
  not confuse comfort with survival, because
  survival is not a comfy situation. It's being
  able to do what it takes to stay alive, with what
  gear you have, and that will mean some
  discomfort.

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• Also, the environment you're attempting to
  survive in has a lot to do with your survival
  odds. It's easier to survive in a jungle than it
  is the Arctic Circle, or a burning desert. Each
  area requires a different survival kit, with the
  environment considerations as a motivator. In the
  desert you'll want more water, sun screen, wide
  brimmed hat, and so on. While in the arctic
  you'll want gear that will assist you in staying
  warm, such as hot foods, shelter, and a good
  sleeping bag. The environment plays a key role in
  your survival efforts and should always be
  considered as you assemble or purchase a survival
  kit. So, keep in mind your knowledge,
  environment, and gear you think you'll honestly
  need.

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  I did not say I would be comfortable during my
  survival situation. You'll notice the lack of a
  meal or real food and that's not an important
  issue for most healthy individuals. We can go
  weeks without food, but only a limited time
  without water, depending on the temperature. In
  the desert, for instance, a temperature of over
  100 degrees can kill you in just a few hours, but
  that also depends on a number of variables. In
  this article I do not have the space to expand on
  desert survival. Now, a good minimum survival kit
  has A knife, whistle, magnesium match, signal
  mirror, water treatment tablets, small fishing
  kit, compass, and water container of some sort.
  You can order a good minimum survival kit from
  the Simple Survival Store, and the prices are
  pretty low, but if you're like most folks, you'll
  need a lot more gear than a minimum survival kit.
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