Escape and Evasion Bag

This is also called the "mini bugout bag" that should always be on you while in the field. So lets say you have a bugout bag on and you have setup camp and you are going to go and look around for some food or water close to camp... you don't have to hump your bugout bag but you should keep your E&E bag on you. It should be about the size of a camera or small camcorder bag or butt bag you could wear on your hip.


The chief idea is that when things go really, really wrong, this thing is attached to your body so that if worse comes to worse you have some sort of survival kit.

You can be ambushed or you could think you are just going to go and get some wood and somehow get lost or otherwise separated from your main bugout bag. Getting lost in the woods is sometimes easier than you think. 

Escape and Evasion Bag

Water
- potable aqua chlorine dioxide tablets for water purification
- several 1 quart plastic bags
- 8 oz water


Food
- Bumble bee chicken salad
- two powerbar gels

Tools
wire saw

knife
flashlight

add a multi tool

Fire

cotton balls
mini bic lighter

Medical

2 aspirin, 2 loradatine

Money
140 dollars
add quarters


Lifeline mini survival kit
-compass
-whistle
- duct tape
- snare wire
- waterproof matches

If the situation called for it you might also have extra mags and ammo in that bag plus gun oil wipe one pack.
Making it modular is a great idea, so if you are just going on a day hike you can take out the non-gun scenario items from the bag. No reason to hump around mags and ammo if you aren't bringing the gun.

I am wondering if I have space for a container to boil water in and whether or night I want to try and fit in an Esbit stove.