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RECOMMENDED FIELD GEAR CHECK LIST
UNIFORM
BDU blouse
BDU pants
Brown T-shirt
Underwear (optional)
Field cap BDU or boonie hat With IR tape sewn in
Socks
Sock/boot liners
Blousing bands
Boots
Heavy or light Goretex jacket
Wristwatch
Wrist compass
ID tags
ID card
Sunglasses
Scarf, net
Protective glasses
Knee pads
Black leather or Nomex gloves
1st LINE GEAR
(in pockets or on pants belt)
Riggers belt w/safety ring
Pen flares w/4-6 flares
Survival kit
Pocket knife/multi-tool
Compress bandage
Pistol holster w/mag pouch
Pistol
Pistol magazines (2)
Signal (orange) cloth
Note pad
Pen and pencil
Ear plugs
Lighter
Whistle
Signal mirror
SOI/CEOI
Compass, lensatic w/case
Map
Protractor (2)
Colored markers
Penlight
Ranger Handbook
Emergency rations
Spare parts
Blood chit
US Dollars/gold coins
2ND LINE GEAR
(carried on web gear)
(short term supplies if ruck ditched)
Battle rifle
Rifle magazine (1-2)
Load bearing vest or harness
Pistol belt
Belt pad
Rifle magazine pouches
Rifle magazines, 30 round, (7-13)
Rifle magazine, 20 round, (1)
Rounds, rifle, 4x1 tracer, 210-390
One quart canteen w/cover
Water purification tabs Bottles taped to canteen
Canteen collapsible 100 oz w/drinking tube, backpack
Strobe light w/case & batteries (2)
Knife, utility/survival w/sheath
Sharpening stone
Camo paint compact/stick
Pistol holster (if not on 1st line)
Pistol magazine (2)
Pistol magazine pouch (double)
Snap link, locking D (2)
First aid kit, individual w/case
Compress bandage w/case
Cravat bandage (2)
Flashlight, mini w/filter and case
Chem lights (2-4)
Butt pack
IV set
M.R.E./combat rats
50 150 ft of 550 cord
Lighter
Ground recognition panel (VS-17)
Insect repellent (SSS)
12 ft nylon utility web strap
Grenade pouch (1-3)
Grenade, fragmentation (4)
Grenade, smoke, white
Grenade, smoke, colored
Grenade, thermite/white phosphorous (opt)
40mm grenade rounds (12-15)+special rnds
40mm grenade pouches/carrier
Flare, parachute (1)
Global Positioning System w/case
Wristwatch (2)
Garrote
3rd LINE GEAR
(in backpack)
Rucksack, ALICE w/frame or CFP-90
Sleeping bag system w/cover
Ground pad, cut and folded
Ground sheet/space blanket
Hammock
Tent/bivy shelter
Bandoleer w/120 rnds rifle ammo
Rations, 3 days, MRE or LRRP
Gas stove
Utensils (spoon)
Wool socks (3 pr)
IR chemlights (5)
Canteen, 2 qt. w/case
Water purification tabs
Goggles
Waterproof bag (2)
Poncho (light or heavy)
Poncho liner
Lightweight Goretex top and bottom
Polypropylene top and bottom
Field jacket liner
Wool watch cap (black)
BDU uniform, seasonal (1 set)
Brown T-shirt (3)
Underwear (3, opt)
Foot powder
100 mile/hour tape
Wire
Snap link (1)
Personal hygiene articles w/case
Sunscreen
Multi-vitamins
Weapons cleaning kit
Tire repair kit
Field-exp antenna kit
Solid core brass wire
Ceramic insulators
Wire saw
Entrenching tool (1/buddy team)
Machete (18 in.) (1/buddy team)
Sling rope (Swiss seat), 12-15 ft
Rappel gloves
Plastic bags, seal-able
Sand table kit
4th LINE GEAR
(stowed gear at base)
Duffel bag
Pocket altimeter
Climbing gear kit
Net, camo, 5x9
Net, general purpose
Barracks bag
Extra BDUs (2 sets, 1 pressed)
Extra T-shirts/underwear
Extra socks
Polypropylene, top/bottom
Civilian clothes/shoes (2 sets)
Swim shorts
Towel, brown (2)
PT clothes
PT shoes
Sunglasses
Sunscreen
Overshoes
Goretex boots
Work gloves
Bivisack/sleeping bag
Padlocks (2)
Gas stove
5th LINE GEAR
(mission essential gear)
One time pads
Batteries
Radios, PRC 117, 109, 77, 74, 90
Entrenching tool
Pick
Machete
Cameras
Film
Binoculars
Formats
Demo bag
Blasting caps
Firing train for special munitions
Maps
M-5 aid kit
Morphine
Claymore mine kit
M-14 mines and booby traps as necessary
Anti-intrusion devices as necessary
Night optical devices ANPVS-7B
Helmet, PSGT Kevlar
Vest, protective, fragmentation/ballistic
Carrier, trauma plate
Protective (gas) mask
MOPP gear
Air items
Single point release system
Lowering line
Quick release assembly
Dive kit
beltY strapscanteenmugE-toolBayonetshelter half & strapsmask canistermask decon kitgas sheet, bag, strapmag pouchesloaderBread bagstovefield gogglesfuelcleaning kitrifle cleaning kitcondomsfield dressingchocolate rationbutter dishtowelmatchesration bagtin openerFork & spoonbrew kitglassestin of porkfield captin of pilchardsfat containerpack of biscuitscigarettes, matchesration bagtommy cookerbread bag strapshaving kitPocketssoapglovessocksscarftinned breadfield dressingtooth brushwalletsewing kitchoclette tinwatchknifestringspoon/forkLighter-corknotebook, penciltorchid tagssoldiers bookruckBlanket, 2 strapspoles, pegs, ropemess tin, strapenamelled cupjumperlong sleeve thermal long johns2 sockssewing kitledderfettbrushesshaving kitsoup, tintooth brush, pastetoweltin of meattin of vegtin of pilchardschocoletesalt coffeelg tin of souppack of krispbreadstoveA-Framezelt banmess tin bagweapons cleaning kitcanned meat and breadtent ropesweaterpack shaving kitmesskithardtackshoesbrushbrushmess kit covershoe polishpolishing clothsockstowelshirtbathing kitsewing kitrolled up overcoatGun cleaning kitcanned meat Blankettent ropesports shorts, shoesshirt, trousershand towelstakespoles, bagberetID tagscrim scarfwatchshirtunderwearssocksblousepay booknote book, penciltrousersfield dressingwalletmapsuspendersgaitersbootsSmocktin of chocolateclasp knife, lanyardtorchLighter-corkspoon shell dressingwool glovesbrew kit & tommy cooker, matchesunder vestsocksstring vestbeltsuspendersammo poucheswater bottle, mugBayonetetool, carrierrifle cleaning kitdubbinboot brushcleaning ragmask, haversacktea ration tinrifle, slingsmall packground sheetjumperwatch capshaving kitwater bottle24hr rationmess tinhelmettoggle ropeK Ration2 fruit bars (or one fruit bar and one chocolate bar of the same dimensions)1 box of biscuits (6)3 or 4 boxes of cigarettes (6per)2 or 3 rolls of candy (5per)Iron Rationhalf
250g hard crackers
200g preserved meat
+=full
150g vegitables
25g coffee
25g salt
700g bread173g meat, cheese650g vegetables45g milk16g seasoning9g coffee or tea60grams fat or bread spreads40g suger1 can mixed vegy & meat600g bread100g choclate5g lemon powder
1st Line Gear:BDUs "woodland" plus M65 field jacket w/linerboots preferably water proofcamo jungle hat / baseball capKevlar Helmet camo mechanics glovesRifle 7 - 30rnd MagsSide Arm 2 Spare Mags for Side Arm"ALICE or MOLLE" style load bearing equipment2. 3x30rnd mag pouchesgun oil 1 dump pouch for empty magssmall pouch for Compass (Silva Ranger Type or Lenstatic)Tactical Flashlight 160 lumens min2 1qt canteens or hydration bladder systemPistol belt with drop leg holster and spare mag pouches for sidearmfighting knife or bayonet for MBR " Main Battle Rifle" w/sheathedigital watchLeatherman multi toollock blade pocket knifefire startercamo face paintSmall Red LED flashlight (the Micro lights work for this - this is to read the map with at night)2 way radio with headsetear & eye protection30ft para cordponchoSmall First Aid Kit:Band Aidsgauzemedical tapeEMT scissors3 suture kits or sewing needle and threadrubber tubinghemostatsSmall Tube of NeosporinCouple Aspirins/MotrinCompress/kotex pads & Tampons for large woundsalcohol swabsIodine or mercurochromeWater Purification2nd Line Gear/ Patrol Gearadd this to first line of gearSmall Binoculars4500 Food CaloriesTrauma/ Pressure BandageButt Pack / BackpackMap of AONotepadPen/ PencilBug Repellantextra lighter/ fire starterKnee & elbow pads120rnds for MB loose or on stripper clips50rnds for side armThird Line Gear (light)1st Line Gear is SURVIVAL GEAR.2nd Line Gear is FIGHTING GEAR.So...3rd Line Gear is LIVING GEAR. This thread will address a 'light' load for 3rd Line Gear. With this load-out, you can live and fight for 3-5 days without re-supply.Work great in the Small ALICE ruck.So here we go:4 10' lengths of OD bungee cord (multiple uses) 20' of 550 cord 2 Liter Water carrier Water Bladder Water Purifier ('Pur Hiker') Sleeping Bag Sleeping Pad OPTIONAL - Bivwac Shelter (Slumber-Jack model in OD works great- this is if the weather is too crappy for a 'hooch') 2 pair of socks 1 set of cammos (top and bottom) 1 OD Tee Shirt 5 M.R.E.....'s - Stripped 4 packets of Top Ramen Gore Tex Rain Suit Top and Bottom 1 Packet of (Baby Wipes) UNSCENTED! tooth brush NO TOOTH PASTE!Batteries Extra Ammo in bandoliersThird Line Gear (heavy)Works with the Large ALICE pack.1 spare set BDUsspare boots4 pair socks3 pair underwear3 spare t-shirts4 10' lengths of OD bungee cord 50' of 550 cord Water Purifier ('Pur Hiker') Sleeping BagSleeping PadBivwac Shelter 8 M.R.E.'s - Stripped v6 packets of Top Ramen with Noodles Packet of (Baby Wipes) UNSCENTED! tooth brush NO TOOTH PASTE!BatteriesExtra Ammo in bandoleersTake it day by day at first, when S.H.T.F. you will make it, just be sensible.Take all that's on this list and add to it for a total of1,000 rnds of rifle ammo500rnds pistol ammo10 rifle mags6 pistol mags6 sets total BDUs1 ALICE pack1 Back pack1 Deployment bag1 Rifle drag baggun oil & cleaning supplies
Survival KitQuantity
Space blanket 1
Hand warmers 4
Survival tin (generic)1
Water purification tabs1
Whistle1
Flint & steel (blast match)1
Signal kitPen flare set1
3X3' orange panel1
Strobe1
Red chemlight1
Green chemlight1
White chemlight1
Blue chemlight1
IR chemlight1
Signal mirror1
Basic kit QuantityHandheld white light11
24/7 light (Innova)11
Multi-tool 11
Folding knife11
550 cord 100'100'
1/4" rope (or 1/2")25'25'
Locking D ring11
Light weight gloves11
Extra batteries, per size44
This is my basic combat equipment load that is all carried on my vest:Basic load QuantityRifle mags1212
Pistol mags33
Smoke grenade22
3 liters of water11
Blow out pouch11
Radio 11
Grenades 22
Fixed blade knife11
I usually carry my folding knife and multi-tool on my blow-out pouch (that is your PERSONAL first aid pouch for your use or use on YOU alone).Blow out kitQuantityPressure bandage22
Curlex roll11
Ace bandage11
Nose trumpet11
Chest vent22
1" Ratchet strap11
Space Blanket11
Sugical sheers11
4X4" Mole skin22
Basic green first aid kit, PLUSQuantityPressure bandage 22
Super glue 11
Neosporin w/pain reliever 11
Bactine 11
Ibuprofin 2020
Amodeum AD 55
Peptobismo pills 66
Day/night cold medicine 6 ea6ea
4X4" Mole skin 22
Foot powder 11
Blistex 11
Sun screen 11
Tweezers 11
The BOB has equipment that will help save your life should you have to leave the vehicle, or hole up in a building and wait for extraction or re-supply. This senario has happened again and again through out the war and was highlighted in detail during the incidents outlined in Blackhawk Down. Being forced to secure a building and wait for extraction while facing half a city is something that has happened with alarming regularity to combat patrols in Iraq. What are the likelyhood of this happening to you? Pretty slim. But the equipment inside this bag can help you get home during a disaster, or period of civil unrest.You will notice the grenade item on the list.... You wont have any of course but the pouches are the perfect size for gloves, head wraps and many other small items. Smoke grenades are available from many places online and are worth the money if you need rescuing or to signal an aircraft for emergency resupply (like in Katrina) or medical pick-up.So wat goes in the vehicle? Now keep in mind this can be a truck, sedan, golf cart of ATV. But you need some way to transport your life sustaining equipment if you are moving your group from a hot zone to a safe area, or if you are out for a multi day patrol/convoy. And if you think these are not posibilities then you need to read some of the accounts from Katrina. But here is what I have loaded in mine:Main packQuantityPersonal hygene kit11
Extra uniforms22
Extra socks/underware44
Sleep system11
Gortex system11
Poncho 11
Small Shovel11
Broken down MRE's 44
Extra Rifle mags66
Cleaning kits11
Specialized equipmentQuantityRange finder w/tripod11
Sniper hide 11
Tent Poles6 or 86 0r 8
Commo equipmentas neededas needed
Machete 11
Camera equipment11
40mm roundsas neededas needed
NOD's as neededas needed
Thermal imagingas neededas needed
My 1st Line and 2nd Line are combined,
Primary Rifle Weapon,10 lowcap/Midcap Mags.
Load bearing Vest/Tactical Vest
BDU Top bottoms, Boots,
Safety Glasses
Compass / GPS
Map of AO
Small LED Light, (battery operated Chem lights)
Red Lense Flashlight
Belt
Watch (waterproof)
Swiss Army Knife/Multitool
Camo Paint Pack
Water holder (small canteen - I use a Camelback inside of my Vest System)
"Dew Rag" handkerchief or head covering,
FRS communication device
Battery's for GPS, Lights Etc.
Small First Aid Kit
* Band Aids
* Small Tube of Neosporin
* Couple Asprins/Motrin
* Compress/Tampons
* Bug Repellent
550 cord on Boonie Hat , or 550 cord in pocket and a Cover of some sort. (25')
Butt Pack:
Poncho Liner -
Poncho -
Stripped MRE's (approx 3)
Small Survival Kit - OPTIONAL,
* Fish Hooks
* Fishing line
* Sinkers
* Fire starter (flint/steel/etc.)
* Packets of Top Ramen Mix WITHOUT NOODLES
* Snare Making Material (64 gauge brass wire)"
* Empty film canister full of dryer lint
* Water Purification Tabs
OPTIONAL - Binos
Black Trashbag, used to waterproof and cover gear in the field and also makes excellent poncho in a pinch
My 3rd Line gear is a pack, ALICE with out frame,
20' of 550 cord
2 Liter Water carrier
Sleeping Bag (Again Sporting good stores, I use a Military Issue extreme cold Black, light weight sleepign bag with Green Waterproof bivy sack.)
Sleeping Pad
Bivy Shelter
4 pair of socks
2 set of cammies
2 T-Shirts
8 MRE's - Stripped
6 packets of Top Ramen with Noodles
Gore Tex Rain Suit Top and Bottom
1 Packet of 'Bum Wipes' (Baby Wipes) UNSCENTED!
Small tooth brush/Toothpaste/Deodorant/Soap/Wash Cloth/Towel/Razor/Shave Gel
AA Batteries 24 pack
2 Pair Thermal Underwear
Winter Gloves
Canteen
Canteen Cup
Canteen Cup Stove
Matches-Waterproof/Flint and steel
Matches/Flint and Steel, Dryer Lint has it all together and easy to carry and waterproof).
Snow Camo-Optional (I personally don't have it but looking to get some)
Medical see Sgt M's, to be added.Washkit (Field)mini tube soap, , toothpastetoothbrushflannelrazershaving oilwet wipesbog roll/small packets tissuesWashkit (Barracks)Shower gelbig toothpasteproper toothbrushelectric razer + spare batteriestowel (marked/distinct), Travel (eg tube) clothes-washing soapNail clippersOpen mesh laundry bag (marked) Sun cream (F20 to start with; F8/similar for later)Insect repellentFoot powderSewing kit: safety pins, needle(s), various threadsPegsbog roll/small packets tissuesClothesCombat 95 x2T-shirtNorwieganFleeceQuilted JacketCombat JacketWicking' T shirts/base layersSocks. Lots; eg 8 pairs. Good ones. Light ones.Undies. Some; eg 5 pairs.Boots Beretstable beltspare green beltWaterproofsGlovesWarm hatCivvies (for during training):1pr crumpalable trousers, 2 shirts, 2 t shirts, 1 jacket/pulloverSocksShoesPlimsolls/Flip flops PT kit: Running shorts, sox (same as civvi?), trainers. share t-shirts with civvies/C95SleepingSleeping bag (army, apparently it may get cold) + bivvy bagCotton/silk liner Mat Blow up pillowBasha (We had side tents for our vehicles, but it did rain some nights!)PegsBungiesAccomodationCloth shelves (as supplied by Ikea etc to put your shoes/shirts in) so you can hang your stuff off the floor.Camping cotEating/DrinkingWater will be supplied in 1.5L bottles, so think about where you can carry it comfortably. You won't want to decant it into your ordinary water bottle ten times a day...Water purification tablets (iodine) for emergenciesRacing spoon with hole in the end to tie to absent minded rocket scientist carrying it.KFS for barracks to be poshPlastic plate & bowlLighting(I go for the new LED torches where possible - you can get tiny ones that run off watch batteries for hours).Red mini lightWhite for around camp (Head torch, or some bicycle lights are compact LED ones with good battery life)Organising stuffWashbags (boots/army/etc) have lots of little compartments for keeping things organised, and some padding to protect themZip lock bags are handy for field use - I find they tend to fall apart a bit though, compared to washbags.Plastic bags (eg shopping bags) for compartmentalising clothingTippex pens for marking dark stuff in white (Good for webbing, bags etc - can see it in the dark)Black marker pens for marking light stuff in black.Writing pad, pens. Pencil is reliable.Not being killed stuffHelmet. Check cover is secure; tape it on on the inside if nec. Foam padding at the top of the head is more comfortable if you're a baldy. And we all will be. Don't use the elastic trick for holding it on over respirators - it just falls off when you're rushing about. Put a grenade-pull ring (or large keyring if you don't have a grenade and somewhere to lob it to hand) through the normal clip-ring, and clip onto that instead.Mine clearance kit (small prodder, bits of mine tape on small wires made from eg an old coat hanger) in say an old cigar tube.First aid kit: (see Sgt M's list, to be added)Killing people stuffThis will be issued.Try and aquire a spare combi tool that can sit in an easy-access pocket for blockages.You can make a rifle cover out of an ammunition bandolier, which I will try to remember to put up here...Other fighting order stuffAssault vest/Chest rig if you can afford it. We were continuously getting in and out of vehicles. Bear in mind it's difficult to reach your pockets with a vest/rig on, so make sure it's got enough room to put everything you need into it.Piece of string. How long?Strong sticky tape, black and/or greenPace beadsLight carabina on the webbing's right hand side (away from ammo pouches) to attach helmet toHaving a better time stuffI'm told a head-net for keeping nasty biting insects off while you're on stag is good.Tobasco sauce/sachets of chilli sauce/herbs/etcTry the self-tanning creams - some of them kick off the melanin that protect you against the sun. Good for pale whiter-than-white scots.Music player + sociable (eg in-ear) headphones. The iPods (or similar) are great ways of taking a huge amount of musicShort-wave radio.Insulated mugPlastic wash bowl (?? get onsite?)Wet wipesThermosflaskPack of cardsBook(s). Take a few small ones rather than one big one - they're a bit easier to swap about! I took a palm pilot with a lot of books on too.More lighters & matches. These were not being brought in while I was there...Camera. You can post film/disposable cameras home to be developed, or you can take a digital one. I took a digital - you can see immediately how your pictures are coming out. Without access to a PC though you have to make sure you have enough memory chips. Make sure you don't have the compression setting too high - you won't notice on the little camera screen, but when you blow it up you'll get strange edges etcSeeing things stuffSunglassesBinocularsNight-vision... I bought a 'cheap' nightscope (200) but it was a complete waste of money - the optics are not good enough to see anything useful. Probably alright for watching foxes in your garden, but not much else....for those who can't naturally:Spectacles & Spare reactolight' lenses or clipons for harsh sunlight.Securing band - something to hold your specs on if you're bouncing around.spare screws & screwdriverContacts - if you do, get some daily disposables. No looking after, and you don't get scratches building up on them.Spare screws and screwdriver for specsHard cases OtherCamera(s). LeathermanGPSWhistleCompassPouch (if you smoke a pipe) to keep tobacco/pipe/cleaning stuff in away from everything elseAlarm clockDocumentsZip lock bagCall-out noticeID discs and chainMedical warning tags, if issuedJSP 381 (Aide-memoire on the law of armed conflict)All driving licences heldF MED 965 (the small summary of your medical record - if you went to Kuwait you should have this)NHS Medical CardFMT 600F IDENT 189 and F IDENT 189A (paper identity cards - will probably have to be reissued to you by RHQ)Next of kin detailsUNICOM verification (will be provided to you by RHQ) *Current eyesight prescription (important, if you wear spectacles or contact lenses, so that prescription lenses for your respirator can be made)Personal vaccination certificate (the official Army one, completed by your GP)Address and telephone number of your GP4 passport photos in civilian dress *Valid 10-year passport with at least 12 months to run, or (if you don't have a valid passport) your birth certificateDetails of your cheque bank accountChequebookCredit card(s) Evidence of DSS benefits currently being received, if anyEvidence of your pay (income tax forms P45 and/or P60s for both your civilian AND TA employment, including bounty) and pay statements for the current year (civilian and TA)Evidence of any of the following benefits, if you receive them from your employer and ONLY if they will be withdrawn on mobilisation:company car previously used for familymedical insuranceany civilian form of boarding school allowanceany employer's contribution to a subsidised mortgageEvidence of your pension contributions (as set out on p.3 of the mobilisation booklet)Evidence of all your expenditure (rent, mortgage, all bills, insurance, loans, car tax, MOT and servicing, TV licence, etc.)Evidence of your current tax code (either from the Inland Revenue or your most recent pay slip)AFH 1157 to scale (a printout of the kit you have been issued, which will be provided to you by RHQ) ha ha ha ha etc2008 Combat orderPatrol packrespirator haversackJ ListNBC BootsThermusRain SuitDecon KitLight 24 hour rationenergy jelcholette barMine extraction kitGerber ratchet shearsWash KitMicrofiber Towelboot brushFoot powderSocksboot polish2008 clothingHelmet Cats Eye BandGogglesEye ProPersonel roll radioT-Shirt Combat ShirtSmockRifel SlingGlovesTrousersGaitersKnee padssocks Boots scrim scarfcamel backHead lampPLCE ASSAULT ORDERwork glovesEar Plugsinsect repelent stickpocket knife sharpnerGlove Liners2x small snap linksZippoHead lampFlannelette 4x5Flannelette 4.5Scotch-Brite 96 padScotch-Brite GP padEye ProFirefly Arc MarkersInfantry modle kitcamel backBeltammo pouchesutility poucheswater bottle pouchesFighting knifesewing kit field dressingFirst aid kitWet wipesCamo compactKFS tommy cookerCupBelt order rationspara cordweather proof bagsethenal fuel satchelswater purifying tabschem litemulti toolE-toolDuct tape 50msand bagmine tape roll 50msurvival kitmess tinwaterbottlespeed loaderSmock contentsprotractorCompassPace beadsmap caseear defendersA6 orders bookmap markerscamo compactwatch capGloveswatch para cordflash lightmulti toolscrim scarfnote book & Holder24hr rationfield dressingsurvival tinAssault order2x canteenmugcookertin of matches & gel fuelFoot powderSocksFirst aid kitbatteriesscrim scarfhatsweat ragGlovessurvival kitsecateurstorchcamo compactinsect repelent stickspoonCompassnote book & Holderarc sticksewing kit watch rifle cleaning kitspeed loaderBrew kitshave kit24 hr rationBlack bagsocks warm weather5baseunderwear2baseT-Shirt 4basethermal undershirt1midmid layer thermal smock1midpatrol cap1outerboonie1outercbt shirt3outerlightweight jacket1outerarmor shirts4outercombat smock1outerTrousers4outerlightweight trousers1outershorts1outerContact gloves2outerCbt Gloves1outerhelmet cover1outerproscription lens insert1protectionEye Pro2protectionGoggles1protectionear pro1protectionHelmet 1protectionplates2protectionarmor carrier1protectionTier 1 pelvic protection4protectionTier 2 pelvic protection1protectionTier 3 pelvic protection1protectionmolle belt & suspenders1Load CarriagePatrol pack 45l1Load CarriageDeployment bag1Load Carriagegrab bag1Load Carriagemat1Sleepingbag liner1Sleepinglight sleeping bag1Sleepingsandals1footwearboots cold weather1footwearboots patrol1footwearcombat boots1footwearBelt1miscPT belt1miscboot brush1miscsnap link1misc3l hydration system1mischydration cleaning kit1miscthermal mug1miscwashing net1misctropical sweat rag3miscdesert sweat rag1miscShemagh1misclightweight head over2miscinsect head net1miscKnee pads1miscmulti tool, torch, head lamp1miscBASHA1miscsmall towel1misclarge towel1miscruck cover1miscpatrol pack cover1miscSocks4coldsocks mvp2coldface mask1coldwrist overs1coldinner mittens1coldouter mittens1coldthermal jacket1coldthermal trousers1coldpile cap1coldwind proof trousers1coldpouch set1Load CarriageSoldier 95Norg shirtLt cbt suitFleece linerSmockGaitersgloves rainsuit
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