Dr. Henry Jones Junior carried a multitude of emergency gear in his little bag and on his person. Much of this stuff we will never know about.

I would think open carry of a revolver would be illegal in some of the countries he has travelled to. For self defense it seems to do him good.

The bull whip seems to work for self defense as well as negotiating difficult terrain.

I would replace the "Good Luck Charm," Zippo style lighter with a BIC or Windmill.

His personal knowledge of thirteen languages and local customs would serve anyone who is a world traveler.

Lets face it. If you can single handidly defeat the Third Reich, God's Wrath, an army of Kali worshippers, a Thompson Machine Gun, a thousand Knasps, and jumping from high altitude with only a raft into the Indian backcountry then there is little need for a PSK. <img src="images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

His father on the other hand used a tie and hankerchief to block the sun, a fountain pen for self sefense, and an umbrella to defeat an attack plane. I would say good improvisation on his part.