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    As far as what is in my bag. This is in no particular order.

    The only meds I have are benadryl and a bottle of 200mg advil.
    2 tourniquets
    2 rolls of compressed gauze
    1 large H bandage
    2 rolls of celox impregnated gauze
    Small roll of duct tape
    1 14g catheter
    1 nasopharyngeal airway
    2 large safety pins
    1 minor surgery kit, scalpel, hemostats, etc.
    1 5-0 ps-2 suture
    1 4-0 p-3 suture
    4 cyalume chemlights
    1 small bottle of iodine
    Trauma shears
    Petrolatum gauze
    1 stream light stylus flashlight
    1 basic, non-trauma first aid kit. Bandaids, etc.
    1 hydration bladder
    1 esbit stove
    1 stainless cup
    1 glock field knife
    Water purification tablets
    4 clif bars


    That's all I think. The bag is a maxpedition falcon II, I think. It hold a lot for it's size and it stores well in my truck. Plus it's bright red so when I ask someone to grab "the red bag" out of my truck it isn't hard to figure out.


    This works pretty well. I had to use it yesterday. Got into my leg pretty good with a chainsaw. I was able to get everything I needed to stop the bleeding in just a few minutes while my buddy was pulling the truck around.

    Mike
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    Wow Mike, that is outstanding that you have both an OSOE and a Maxpedition Falcon II, Nice Kit! Looks like you have enough room in the Falcon for more add-ins or at least an option for an emergency bail out bag.
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    Thank you. The SOE tear off stays on the armor and the Maxpedition bag is with me everyday. It's my bug out bag as well and has everything I need to get from my workplace to my home.

    Mike
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mikey View Post
    Petrolatum gauze
    For what purpose is this?

    If an occlusive dressing, why not a Bolin or Hyfin?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Submariner View Post
    For what purpose is this?

    If an occlusive dressing, why not a Bolin or Hyfin?
    Because I was given a bunch of these for free, they don't take up hardly any space at all, and I haven't gotten around to buying another type of occlusive dressing.

    Mike

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    Last edited by sniperbusch@hotmail.com; 08-28-10 at 14:25.
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    Here's mine:


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    Quote Originally Posted by techo View Post
    I have the Adventure Medical Trauma kit. It's a good, basic low cost kit.
    http://www.basegear.com/amk-field-trauma.html
    I have the Adventure Medical Tactical Field / Trauma Kit with QuikClot as well. I think it is a well designed kit. I have added some standard clamps as well and a light to the bag.

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