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Resources
24 Hour Pack Checklist
On Your Person
- BDU uniform with cap
- Notepad and pencil
- CAP identification, including 101 card, First Aid card, etc.
- Watch
- Comb or brush
- Tissues
- Signal mirror
- Whistle
- Pocket or utility knife – Leatherman, Swiss Army, or Gerber Tools recommended
First Aid Kit
(Pack in zip-lock bag or other waterproof container)
- 2 Antiseptic cleansing pads
- Antiseptic ointment
- 6 band-aids, various sizes
- Moleskin, 2” x 4”
- Roller bandage
- 2 safety pins, large
- 4 gauze pads
- 1 triangular bandage
- First aid tape
- Rubber surgical globes, 2 pair minimum
Survival Kit
- Duct tape, 5-10 ft. wrapped around stick
- Leaf bag, large
- 12 wooden waterproof matches
- Match container, waterproof, with striking surface
- 1 chemical green light stick
- 50 ft of nylon rope (Para cord, also know as 550 cord)
SAR Equipment
(Stored in zip-lock bags and backpack)
- change of socks
- flagging tape, 1 roll
- flashlight w/ red or blue lens; spare bulb and batteries
- spare flashlight
- sunscreen lotion
- tissue paper
- work gloves- leather
- 4 moist towelettes
- change for phone calls, calling card, or cell phone
- 2 meals
- 8 ft x 10 ft shelter material, spare military poncho is okay
- poncho
- canteens to carry 2 quarts of water
- compass pouch containing compass, lensatic or orienteering should have “glow in the dark” dial
- protractor
- map case- Large zip-loc bag
- pencil with eraser
- 2 different colored alcohol pens, fine tip, different color than flashlight lens
- alcohol swabs
- straightedge ruler, at least 6 in. long (protractor should work)
- Interviewing forms, blank, CAPF 106
72 Hour Pack Checklist
- Backpack (preferably with frame)
- Tent (optional)
- Spare rank and CAP cutouts
- 5 meals
- 2 leaf bags, large
- spare uniform
- socks and underwear, 3 changes
- sleeping pad
- spare bootlaces
- sewing kit, spare buttons
- toothbrush and paste
- deodorant
- shaving kit (if needed)
- washcloth and soap
- towel
- sleeping bag
Optional items
- rainwear, durable
- webbing, nylon, 1” wide, 20’ long
- handheld FM transceiver
- water purification tablets
- eye protection
- entrenching tool
* GES Exam 116 (Parts 1 and 2) minimum (1st Requirements) requirement for any ground team.
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