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your entire life, packed for the day it ends as you know it.
means a pre-packed kit of essential supplies meant to sustain you for 72 hours if you have to leave home immediately.
from military slang since the korean war, when soldiers ordered to retreat fast said they had to bug out; preppers borrowed the phrase and the urgency in the cold war era of fallout shelters.
the rulepacked for exactly 72 hours, not more
fema advicegovernment literally recommends every household own one
weight limitexperts say keep it under 20 percent bodyweight
wrong namebug in bag exists too, for sheltering home
for instance
fema go bag — us government's official 2004 ready.gov emergency kit list
swiss civil defense kit — switzerland mandates household emergency stockpiles since 1960s law
y2k survival kits — millions assembled these in 1999 for a computer glitch