Guardian 2-Person Necessity Survival Kit: Field Manual & SOP

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Guardian 2-Person Necessity Survival Kit: Field Manual & SOP

Category: Emergency Tools & Kits

Difficulty Level: Tier 2: Basic Preparedness Skills

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Written by: Valerie Ellis Lavin

Quick Overview

The Guardian Survival 2 Person Necessity Survival Kit is a basic emergency kit for a couple or two roommates, with a food bar, hydration bag, blanket, poncho and warmer for each person and a shared radio and flashlight.

Supplies are sorted into food and water, tools and first aid, light and communication, shelter and warmth, and hygiene. Personal items come two to a kit, while gear you only need once is not doubled: one AM/FM radio with batteries included, one hand rechargeable flashlight, a flint starter, a 5-in-1 emergency whistle, a 44-piece first aid kit and a deck of 52 survival playing cards. Every carrier holds the same contents.

Food and water come as 12 x 4 oz water pouches, 2 x 3,600-calorie food bars, 20 water purification tablets that each purify 1 liter and two 1-liter hydration bags with straw. With a 5-year shelf life, the food and water are meant to provide nutrition for 72 hours, Guardian Survival states. Hygiene supplies are 2 packs of pocket tissues, 18 wet wipes and 6 disposable face masks. The bags weigh 14 lb and the bucket 22 lb.

Stage the kit where both of you pass it every day, inspect it on a set schedule and check any dates printed on the components. Test the radio and flashlight at each check, and restock anything either of you used.

Field Application Steps

1. AGREE ON A SPOT: Pick one spot you both pass daily, such as the coat closet or the car trunk. Take a 14 lb bag if you may need to leave together, or the bucket if the kit will stay home.

2. CHECK THE CONTENTS: Unpack the kit once with your partner or roommate and match every item to the contents list. Repack it so the radio, flashlight and first aid kit sit on top.

3. TURN ON RADIO AND LIGHT: If the power goes out, turn on the AM/FM radio and listen for instructions from local officials. Charge the hand rechargeable flashlight by hand; it never needs batteries.

4. DECIDE TO STAY OR GO: Follow local officials on whether to shelter in place or leave. If you leave, the whole kit goes out the door as one grab, with both sets of supplies inside.

5. COVER UP FROM COLD: Each of you takes an emergency blanket, an emergency poncho and a hand/body warmer. Put the poncho on in rain or wind, and use the warmer as its packaging directs.

6. EAT, DRINK AND PURIFY: Drink from the 4 oz water pouches and eat your own 3,600-calorie food bar, following the directions printed on the packaging. When the pouches are gone, treat more water with the purification tablets and drink from your hydration bag.

7. STAY CLEAN, MIND SCRAPES: Use the wet wipes and pocket tissues to keep hands and faces clean, and the disposable face masks as their packaging directs. Reach for the 44-piece first aid kit as its packaging and your training allow.

8. SIGNAL AND RESTOCK: Blow the 5-in-1 emergency whistle to draw attention if you need help, and call 911 in an emergency. Replace everything you used before the kit goes back to its spot.

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LEGAL DISCLAIMER & SAFETY WARNING:
The information provided in this Luminary Global Field Manual is strictly for educational and informational purposes. It is not a substitute for formal medical, tactical, or professional training. In the event of a medical emergency, immediately seek professional help or contact emergency services. Luminary Global assumes no liability for the misuse of equipment, improper application of techniques, or any injuries/damages resulting from the use of these guidelines. Always rely on your official agency training, local laws, and established protocols during a crisis.