Laxrox43

I usually do as follows:

•Undies, undershirts and dress socks for the number of days that I'm on-duty +1 set (in case of an extension into day off).
•Sport shorts for lounging around.
•Work out clothes along with sneakers and 1 pair of socks.
•1 pair of jeans/shorts
•2 t-shirts (I like to alternate)
•1 small toiletry kit

I also carry a duffle bag for miscellaneous items such as a lint roller, small medical kit with band-aids and alcohol wipes, etc. But one thing that I stress that you put together is a small laundry kit. (I.e. laundry detergent packets, dryer sheets, and a laundry bag). The reason I carry this, especially during the winter months, is because you never know when you will get stuck at an outstation during a nasty snow storm! (plus I used to fly charter and frequently did laundry on the road)

I hope this helps...

Cheers!

usmc-sgt

Amateurs.

Just use the hanger with the pants clips on it from the closet.

fr8rcaptain

You r doing the right thing...ask and gather more info....

Although you limited your question to a four day trip, a more challenging packing list is what I typically face when starting a 15 day reserve block.

On day two I was recently called out for a "quick trip to EWR and back," but after a few revisions I currently find myself in Singapore a week later!

Long block international trips require an entirely different strategy and packing list. But my point remains the same: as a new hire be proactive and ASK what others do. Smart move!

jonnyjetprop

You're ****ing me off. I know that we share a skill set that most mainline guys can only dream of. We can work washing machines with instructions written in many different languages. I bet you can order beer in several different tongues too.

Mason32

You guys doing 4 day trips with one set of Uniforms are gross. New day, new clothes.

CaptainCarl

xjtguy

The only two things I'd add to that is a sewing kit, which you can get at some hotels for free. Always nice to be able to sew a button on. Seems as if many blazers don't have the buttons sewed on very well. The other is a "stain stick", works great.

Neville Southall, man that guy really porked out towards the end of his time in the Premiership.

PA18

Any favorites in the LW lineup?

Aurora 26" Expandable Suiter

supersix-4

That's what undershirts and man-panties are for... I don't sweat usually so the uniform shirt might need a shot of febreeze on day 3. If you use some starch when ironing then it usually holds a nice crease too.