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Black Blade
25th April 2010, 03:14 PM
Get Home Bag (GHB)

While on the road or in the field one should keep a "Get Home Bag" (GHB) in the vehicle or close nearby with the necessary supplies to make it back home to relative safety. The GHB is different from the "Bug Out Bag" (BOB) in that the BOB has more gear for travel from home to a designated "Bug Out Location" (BOL) where it is possible to sit out most any major event (be it natural or man made disaster). In my truck I keep several items such as the usual items such as a couple days of water, food, a change of clothes, gloves, rope, coat, boots, glow sticks, flashlight, a couple handguns, a carbine and some ammo.

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I can't count on being in or near the vehicle all the time so I carry a Polish P-64 in a Nemesis pocket holster in my left front pocket and a Glock 19 in a MTAC holster with two extra magazines in an ankle holster.

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Front view

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Back View

The GHB is a Maxpedition Jumbo Versamax (right handed) that is slung across the shoulders resting on the right hip.

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The GHB inventory from top to bottom and right to left:

1. Water bottle with filter
2. Cell phone
3. Multi-tool
4. Garmin GPS
5. Battery packs (AA and AAA)
6. Large ammo box (100 rounds 7.62x25mm)
7. Small ammo box (50 rounds 9x19mm Luger)
8. Small ammo box (50 rounds 9x18mm Makarov)
9. Brunton compass
10. Digital camera
11. SAS survival guide
12. Passports
13. Energy bars
14. Tokarev TT-33 (Romanian)
15. Lighter and UBS flash drive (scanned documents)
16. Uncle Mike's holster
17. Tokarev magazines (5)
18. Surefire Defender flashlight
19. Nikon Binoculars (10x42mm)

Upon reaching my destination I have to assess any damage and my situation to determine whether my position is defensible under the circumstances. If I have to abandon my homestead then I will set out carrying my both my "Get Home Bag" GHB and take some additional gear set aside in my "Bug Out Bag" (BOB).

- Black Blade

MNeagle
25th April 2010, 03:35 PM
I'd be too nervous to keep a passport in my vehicle in case your GHB is stolen.

ximmy
25th April 2010, 06:05 PM
I suppose if your trying to get home from Afghanistan, this is a good package to have

007
25th April 2010, 07:07 PM
That's more like a Get In Bag or a Get Out Bag.

I like it. ;D

Gangsta99
25th April 2010, 07:49 PM
Would love to see some other examples of GHBs posted here. Have to agree that bag is a little overkill unless you are trying to get home from the Middle East.

Korbin Dallas
25th April 2010, 08:01 PM
I keep a GOB in my truck, sans firearms. One thing often overlooked is having a good pair of walking or hiking shoes in the vehicle as well.

Black Blade
25th April 2010, 08:04 PM
Would love to see some other examples of GHBs posted here. Have to agree that bag is a little overkill unless you are trying to get home from the Middle East.


Or escape from South L.A. during the next race riot. During the last one after the bad cops got off for the beating and torture of rodney King, the Korean shop owners survived unscathed while White truck driver Reginald Denny not so good (still brain-damaged I think). No such thing as over-prepared. ;)

So come on guys, lets see some GHB pics!

MNeagle
26th April 2010, 07:14 AM
I keep a GOB in my truck, sans firearms. One thing often overlooked is having a good pair of walking or hiking shoes in the vehicle as well.


Spare socks as well are important.

gunDriller
30th April 2010, 05:38 PM
Get Home Bag (GHB)

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1. Water bottle with filter
2. Cell phone
3. Multi-tool
4. Garmin GPS
5. Battery packs (AA and AAA)
6. Large ammo box (100 rounds 7.62x25mm)
7. Small ammo box (50 rounds 9x19mm Luger)
8. Small ammo box (50 rounds 9x18mm Makarov)
9. Brunton compass
10. Digital camera
11. SAS survival guide
12. Passports
13. Energy bars
14. Tokarev TT-33 (Romanian)
15. Lighter and UBS flash drive (scanned documents)
16. Uncle Mike's holster
17. Tokarev magazines (5)
18. Surefire Defender flashlight
19. Nikon Binoculars (10x42mm)



the amount of gun freedom you have tells me you don't live in California or Illinois.