Things to Have on You at all Times: (plus commentary)
Leatherman Tool
Lighter (preferably a titanium one)
Watch (digital with alarm, timer, and calander)
Pocket Knife (ideally a 16+ function Swiss)
Gloves (leather, nomex, and latex)
Pens (permenant, paint, and ball)
Pencil and notepads
Chalk (can be useful)
Duct tape
WD40 and penetrating oil
Electricians (black) tape
Kevlar Twine (a 500' roll is under 3" in diameter and 5" high
Sap (to reach out and crush someone)
Five or more condoms
Light sticks and mini-light sticks (IR and in different colors)
Zip-loc plastic freezer bags
Pen flares
two tubes of super glue/krazy glue
Tanto Boot knife
Survival Knife
Combat knife
Throwing Spikes (in case you run out of things to throw or just
want something to jam the door.)
Any of the above four in carbon fiber (metal detector...)
Whip-out baton
Vibro-knife
Belts to carry this all on. Usually one or two with pouches
galore and util suspenders. Or a Load bearing vest/entry vest.
16'+ of 20 guage wire
Binoculars
Night vision goggles
Radio, walkie talkie etc.
Hand cuffs (MDC is best)
Lock picks
Lock pick gun (for those you can't pick)
Laser scalpel, or just a scalpel
Laser wand
Telescoping wand/pointer
Pen light
Mirror attachment (for seeing around corners)
3" x 5" steel polished mirror (signal mirror that won't break)
Laser distancer or tape measure
Flashlight
Can spray paint (bright color--marker)
Blaze orange or hunter yellow marking tape (from construction
stores)
Gas mask
Map roll
Compass: gyro or magnetic
GPS (if you have access)
First Aid kit
Anti-venom injectors or snake bite kits
Auto injector (anti-nerve gas or a mix of MgCl
[magnesium-chloride] both of which kill people instantly, the
later doesn't leave any evidence in a coroners report, it is
the electrolyte used in the body.)
Auto injector drug dispenser (large capacity full of anesthetic)
35mm camera and lots of film plus a flash
Digital camera (if you can get one)
Mini-tape recorder and walkman (with recorder)
Headset radio (best with larynx box mic and bone conduction ear
piece)
Whestone
Flint and steel, magnesium fire starter, one handed sparker
Whistle
Medical tubing (to sifon gas tanks etc)
Razor
Derringer or holdout (cleaverly concealed like in a big western
belt buckle)
Garrote
Metal Files
Poncho
Road flares
Micro-spy-cam
Camo sticks
Balaclava
Guille suit
Life vest (it's hard to swim a river with all this gear...)
Backpack (to be filled to the brim--see list below)
Boots (hiking or running)
Hat
Sunglasses (non-tinted to hide where you are looking or polarized
and tinted if out doors)
Goggles (to keep sand and stuff out)
Rebreather (small 1/5" diameter tube with a mouth bite. It is a
loop three feet long that wraps behind the head and attaches
to the back--each lime cartridge is good for thirty minutes of
air, bigger rebreathers that clip on the chest can have two
hours)
Tube, collapsable 1-2' long(same purpose)
Soap, shampoo, razor
Towel and or wash cloth
Shorts and or drawers
Blanket, bedroll, groundpad (thermal), and or a Sleeping bag
Tent, tarp (12' x 12'), plastic ground cover, rope
IRMSS, RMK, suture gun, protien salves
Palm bio unit
Bug dope, lots of bug dope.
Batteries for everything.
Sachels, extra pouches, and fish lure boxes
Water proof bags (up to ten gallon size)
Garbage bags
White gas and stove
Mess kit
self containing pot set
shovel/E-tool
Old film canisters
Diary
Notebooks
Big Magnet (computer/hard drive/disk buster... tapes too...)
Glass cutter
Suction cup (to not drop glass)
Dive mask, snorkel, fins, trunks, diveknife, dry suit, wet suit
depth line, chalk board/wax pen board
Climbing gear/harness
Carbiners
ascenders/descenders
pinions
rope, lots of rope (climbing and tying)
climbing shoes
axe/hammer