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Poison ivy & other poisonous plants

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High altitude & the cold

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Jacket to tent
Water proof pocket
Lots of hooks to clip things on
Bear safe trash can

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Clothing layers
Water
Food
Sunscreen
Bear spray
Stuff for vault bathroom

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Must have storage for camping, food, & water for up to a week. (Wow this picture)

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For camping and preserving wildlife.

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Anders, M. "Backpack Basics". Boys' Life

Mark Anders gives basic elements of a good backpack.

Backpacks have a lot of different components about what they need. They need certain items, like hip belts, to keep the backpacker sturdy.  Thy talk about what a good backpack has and the measurements for each individual.

They talk about how each different part of the backpack helps with different aspects of adventuring. We can take some of those components and use them in our design to make a comfortable fitting backpack.

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www.fireengineering.com

The many authors give insight on what a fire engineer does.

The articles tell what fire engineers use and how they use them such as rope. They use rope to climb trees and tie up belongings out of the reach of wildlife.

We can take this information to give our backpack aspects pertaining to what our customer would need.

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Read the latest firefighting news, training and leadership articles from Fire Engineering.

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In order to solve the storage problem, the V7 Forester is equipped with extra pockets to keep food, water and camping supplies tucked away  safely. The pockets will be near the top of the interior of the backpack. They will be far up enough to give other supplies room but low enough to comfortably fit sizable items into the pockets. The pockets would be lined with temperature enveloping materials to keep water cold and left-over hot meals warm. As for the camping pockets, they are wide and tall made with elastic material to allow the obscure shapes of items to be placed inside to ensure strong, durable, and reliable pockets. These pockets will be relatively near to each other to ensure maximum space usage and can help keep other small items compact inside until needed to be taken out. These simple yet sturdy pockets will help storage space become more available. These pockets may also help with AARs (After-Action Reviews) as they can see what has been collected during the mission.