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  1. As a national and former international traveler myself, going on the road prepared is an exercise that has become much easier over time. I almost always pack a small travel suitcase with a get home bag and boots. It’s easier when traveling in the US as there are many items I can include in checked luggage that I can’t bring across borders. This includes firearms. Your kit can remain unchanged and packed ready for use at any time.

  4. As to room selection…if travelling in countries that have histories of terror bombings chose a room four or five stories up on the backside of the hotel, away from the entrance. Increases likelihood of surviving a car, truck or donkey bomb but the fire service can probably still reach you with their equipment. Stay away from American brand hotels and pick a nice European or locally owned hotel to further reduce your likelihood of not getting blown up.

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