Welcome to the Training Materials Extended Duty Go Bag Page for the Los Angeles County Disaster Communications Service. Here you will find the list of equipment you need to maintain in your Extended Duty Go Bag.

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The Disaster Communications Service prides itself in its ongoing training efforts. Below you will find the equipment that we deem essential to have and maintain in your Extended Duty Go Bag.
 

Your Extended Duty Go Bag will be the bag of equipment and supplies you will use during a major disaster.  The list below is what we recommend.  Only add what you deem as essential for you to operate.  During extended activations, there may be a short supply of food and lodging.  NOTE: This will fit into one large sized mobile travel bag.

THIS IS A FULL EARTHQUAKE KIT & CAN BE STORED IN YOUR VEHICLE

UNIFORM ESSENTIALS:
1 DCS Jacket
1 Pair of BDU Uniform Pants, Green in color ONLY
1 Pair of Shoe Laces
2 DCS Class C Uniform Shirt aka the ID Shirt 
2 Pairs of socks
2 Pairs of Underwear
2 Undershirts
DCS Identification Card with a carry holder or clip.
Extra clothing, socks, warm outer-wear
Hiking/work boots

PERSONAL SUPPLIES:
Kleenex Tissue
Moist Towelettes*
Small First Aid Kit (Band-Aids, Motrin, Imodium, Tylenol, Benadryl, Insect Repellent, Earplugs, Sunscreen, Chap stick, Dramamine, small scissors, etc.) 
Towel
Small Umbrella
Space Blanket
Toiletries (tooth brush, toothpaste, razors, soap, etc.)
Waterproof Matches or butane lighter

OPERATING SUPPLIES:

2-4 Cylume 12-hr Light Sticks (Green or Blue)
Assorted Batteries
Clipboard (DCS Net Preamble and Check In Sheet, EOC Message Forms, Activity Log, Frequency List, etc.)
Cooking kit: small pot, dish, eating utensils, 2-qt plastic measuring cup
Cooking stove (dual fuel), unleaded gas and camping fuel (if possible)
Extra matches, lighters, fire-starter stick
Fire extinguisher
Flashlight (Mini or 4-cell Maglight or Streamlight)
Garbage Bags
Ground cloth
Lantern (dual fuel preferred)
Parachute Cord (2x50 Feet)*
Pens, Pencils, Markers, Note Pad, Small Calculator, Miniature Office Set
Personal medication (seven-day supply)
Pocket Knife
Portable reflector lamp (110 Vac)
Quart fuel bottle (camping fuel)/propane cylinders
Repeater Directory (Local and National)
Safety Goggles
Sleeping bag with foam pad
Small AM/FM Radio*
Small Binoculars*
Small Camera
Small folding chair
Small folding shovel
Strobe Marker*
Thomas Guide or AAA Area Maps and Compass or GPS
Two-man tent
Work Gloves

EQUIPMENT:
12V Gel Cell w/connection to HT*
1-Roll Duct Tape
1-Roll, Black Electrical Tape
50-ft 110-Vac extension cord
50-ft rope (5/16-inch diameter)
Antenna w/ Magnetic Mount
Cigarette Lighter Power Adapter
Coax B PL259 each end: 25 ft RG-213, 10 ft 9096, 10 ft RG-8X
Connectors and Adapters: PL-259 TO BNC, N, SO-239, barrel connectors, etc.
D cell and AA batteries
Easy-up antennas & supports (mast, etc)
Extended gain antenna for HT
Gel cells and Quantum or Innova battery packs
HT Radio, Speaker Mic, DC Power Plug, Battery Pack, Earphone
Power Cord (9-foot, 110VAC)*
Power Strip
Quantum or Innova battery packs*
Small Tool Kit and gear to setup a temporary antenna and makes repairs to cable.
Spare HT Battery, Charger

FOOD:
12 Powerbars or other basic high protein snack food.
Food: three-day supply; MRE, freeze-dried, etc.
Water: 3 gallons (depending on duration of event); have at least one case of 1-gallon bottles ready to go, in the house

* Optional

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