MP Gear

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A listing of various items of Project gear used throughout my games...enjoy!

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Ammunition Bag Weight: 0.68kg
A heavy-duty canvas bag designed to carry ammo or grenades. Comes with a 2-inch wide strap and four adjustable D-rings for lashing to other equipment. The flap cover is secured by a 1-inch wide nylon strap and a metal-spring tensioned gripper. The inside has an extendible divider, allowing use as a one or two compartment bag. A bottom grommet allows drainage. Comes in Olive Green or Black. Measures 12"x6.5"x4.5".

Duffel Bag Weight: 1.4kg
A heavy-duty canvas bag complete with straps. This bag can be configured as a pack (15"x6"x23") or as an equipment duffle (15"x6"x32"). Used for personal equipment storage as well as the container for the Desert and Extreme Cold Survival Kits. Maximum Capacity of 40kg.

Equipment Bag Weight: (large): 1.14kg; (medium): 0.9kg
A high-capacity cylindrical bag made of military nylon duck for durability. Dual nylon carrying straps completely encircle the bag. Also features a heavy-duty nylon zipper with metal pull-tab as well as a 2"-wide adjustable shoulder strap. The large bag measures 28" long x 14.5" diameter, the medium is 24" long x 12.5" diameter.

Individual Tactical Load-Bearing Vest (ITLBV) Weight: 1.4kg
A nylon mesh vest with padded shoulders. It has different pouch attachments for each weapons specialist, though all have an integral belt and harness system and a small removable butt pack (carries 3kg). The combat pack (with integral frame) can carry 40kg of equipment, and also has the following: a SINGARS radio pouch, a claymore mine pocket that contains several extra buckles and a six-magazine bandolier, a removable pouch (on each side), a sleeping bag carrier, and a 2 liter pressurized water bladder with a drinking hose. In addition to this, a special combat patrol pack (which is really just a small back pack holding 10kg of supplies) can be attached.
The LBV comes in five basic sets:
Rifleman: Six 30-round magazine pouches, two hand grenade pouches (2 grenades each), one 100-round/utility pouch, two pistol magazine pouches.

Grenadier: Four 30-round magazine pouches, 20 40mm grenade pouches, 4 40mm ILLUM pouches, one 100 round/utility pouch, two pistol magazine pouches.

SAW Gunner: Two 30-round magazine pouches, Two 200-round belt pouches, three 100-round/utility pouches, two pistol magazine pouches.

Medic: Three 30-round magazine pouches, one hand grenade pouch, two pistol magazine pouches, one medical bag (4kg)
Shotgunner: 12 shotgun shell pouches, three 100-round/utility pouches, 4 hand grenade pouches, two pistol magazine pouches.

Personal Storage Bag Weight: 0.68kg
A sturdy nylon bag that features a large, zippered central compartment (measures 11"x9"x6") and is flanked by two flat document/map pockets with Velcro closures. Six outboard pockets with adjustable snap closures (each measures 6"x3.5"x2.5"). The bag features a stiff bottom insert for non-collapsing support, top carry handles and a adjustable, detachable shoulder strap. Issued in Olive Green or Black.

Tool Bag Weight: 1.2kg
A heavy duty O. D. canvas bag with ten outside and fourteen inside pockets and a hard bottom. Strong webbing handles and an adjustable shoulder strap for ease of carrying. Measures 12"x10"11" inches. Used for storage of the various issue tool kits.

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Basic Pack Weight: 44.78kg
The Basic Pack is issued to every Project member. It equips each member with the minimum necessary equipment for basic survival. It contains the following:

Duffel Bag; Personal Effects Satchel; PASGT Helmet; Interceptor Armor Vest w/2 trauma plates; ITLBV Vest w/detachable patrol and extended packs; Equipment Belt; M-12 Holster, Ambidextrous; M-9 Bayonet/Knife w/Carrier; Combat Knife w/Sheath; Entrenching Tool w/Carrier; 2 1L Canteens w/Cup & Carriers; 2L Canteen w/Cover; 5L Bladder Canteen w/Cover; M-1 NBC Kit;
M-40 Mask w/Carrier; AN/PAQ-4C Infrared Aiming Light; AN/PVS-7B NVG
Caracal PRM4070A Radio; Personal First Aid Kit; Personal Drug Kit;
Leatherman Knife w/Carrier; Personal Weapons Cleaning Kit; Personal Survival Kit; Mini-Mag Lite w/Carrier; Mag Lite (4 D-cell size)8 pairs Battle Dress Uniforms; 12 pairs Wool Socks; 2 pairs Combat Boots; 12 pairs Olive Drab Underwear; 12 Olive Drab Tee-shirts; Gore-Tex Rainsuit; 2 BDU-pattern Field Caps; 2 Watch Caps; 1 beret; 2 Commando Sweaters; 3 pairs, Thermal Underwear; OD Green Wool Scarf; 4 Neckerchiefs; 2 pairs Black Leather Gloves; 4 pairs Wool Inserts for gloves; Poncho w/Liner; Personal Tent; 2 BDU pattern Ground Sheets; Sleeping Bag; 2 Wool Blankets; Gore-Tex Sleeping Bag Cover; Self-Inflating Bedroll; Mosquito Net; Basic Toilet Kit; 3 Towels; 100m Cotton Twine; 10m of 11mm Nylon Line; 50m Parachute Cord; 2 Emergency Candles; Goggles w/Clear & Smoked Lens; Mess Kit; Personal Stove; 7 pouches Emergency Ration Bars; 6 assorted Meals-Ready-To-Eat; 10 pouches Trioxane Fuel Tablets; 6 boxes Wind & Waterproof Matches; 2 Magnesium Firestarters; 3 bottles Water Purification Tablets

Map Case, containing:
Tritium Compass w/Carrier; Ranger Compass, designed to be worn on a watch strap; Protractor;Stainless Steel Signal Mirror; 4 Field Message Pads; 2 Disposable "Bic" Lighters; Camouflage Compact;Pen w/6 reload cartridges; Mechanical Pencil w/12 reloads; 6 #2 Pencils; 4 Grease Pencils (Red, Green, 2 Black)

Basic Toilet Kit Weight: 1.33kg
Black nylon kit that measures 9.5x5x2.5”. Features a hang-up hook, waterproof zip pocket for damp washcloths, Elastic organizer straps, removable mirror, 24oz bottle of soap, 24oz bottle of shampoo, 12oz bottle of shaving cream, 6oz tin of deodorant, 8oz bottle of toothpaste, toothbrush with case, razor, comb, tweezers, nail clipper, dental floss, 3 wash-up towelettes, miniature sewingkit (5 needles, threader, 3 1m spools of black thread), first aid packet (20 asstd sized Band-Aids) and pill vials (3). Also includes one Personal Hygiene System Pack. A Basic Toilet Kit will last one person for approximately one month.

Cold Weather Survival Kit, Personal Weight: 19kg
A pack designed for long-term individual survival in freezing climates. It contains the following:
Black Knit Wool Watch Cap; 1pr Photo-Sensitive Sunglasses; White Wool Scarf; White Gore-Tex Parka w/hood; 1pr Black Leather Shell Mittens; 3prs. Wool Mitten Liners; 2prs White Wool Field Pants; 1pr Black Insulated Boots; 6prs Thick Wool Socks; 2 Green Wool Commando Sweaters;2prs Green Thermal Underwear; Individual Stove; 50 fuel tablets; 4oz can of Wind/Sun Burn Salve; 1pr Aluminum Snow Shoes; 12oz Bottle Cold Weather Weapons Lubricant

Initial Contact Kit Weight: 22.5kg
Designed as a “non-threatening” means of meeting refugees. The kit
is issued to the team‘s contact specialist(s). All items in the kit are carefully weathered to appear used but functional.
It contains the following:
Floppy, White Felt Crusher hat; 2 Red Bandanas; Denim Jacket; 2prs Denim Jeans; 2 Cotton Flannel Shirts; 1pr Hiking Boots; 1 Leather Belt; 4prs Wool Socks; 12oz Hip Flask (filled); Western Style Canteen; Survival Radio (hand-cranked); Mag-LiteFlashlight (2 D-Cell); Concealed Carry Pouch: disguised as a standard belt pack and will hold any Project pistol and two spare magazines/speedloaders; Nylon Backpack containing: candles, twine, some canned food, sleeping bag, poncho, and assorted personal items.

Colt Python .357 Magnum revolver with 50 rounds and ONE of the following:
Marlin 1894 lever action carbine in .44 Magnum with 50 rounds,
Remington 870 pump shotgun with 50 rounds,
Remington M-700 bolt action rifle in .338 Winchester Magnum with 50 rounds,
Springfield Arsenal M-1 Garand in .30-06 with eight replacement clips and 100 rounds,
Ruger Mini-14 with six 30-rd magazines and 100rds 5.56mm.

Personal Weapons Cleaning Kit Weight: 0.7kg
A nylon roll containing a five-section brass jointed rod, five bronze bore brushes (5.56mm, 7.62mm, 9mm, .40 S&W, and 12 gauge), steel patch holder, mop for 12 gauge, 2 screwdrivers, 8oz bottle of cleaner/lubricant fluid, 8oz bottle of solvent, nylon bristle brush, mirror bore and chamber inspection tool and thirty cleaning patches.

Survival Kit, Personal Weight: 0.5kg
This kit contains a variety of useful items in a high-impact plastic container that can double as a 0.7-liter canteen. The kit also contains four laminated cards containing survival tips on finding food or making an expedient shelter.
Nylon Poncho; Signal Mirror; High-Pitch Whistle; 10 assorted Band-aids; 2 Gauze Pads (100x100mm); 3 assorted butterfly Band-aids; 4 units of mild pain-reliever; 1 Emergency Candle; 2 small flares; 50 waterproof matches; 10m fishing line with 4 hooks, 4 sinkers; 1 Ranger Compass; 6m nylon cord; 0.5m snare wire; 50mmx1m duct tape; 1 single0edged razor blade; 4 zip-lock bags; 4 safety pins; 1x1m aluminum foil; 5 dextrose cubes; 2 salt packets; 3 bouillon cubes; 3 tea bags; 1 Food Packet, Survival, General Purpose; 1 magnesium fire starter.

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Helmet, Combat Vehicle Crewman Weight: 1.5kg
A padded helmet issued to vehicle crews. The CVC is fitted with a boom microphone and headphones for intra-vehicle and radio communication (the helmet plugs into the vehicle’s intercom system). A Kevlar shell is fitted that provides some head protection.

Helmet, PASGT Weight: 1.35kg
The helmet, better known as a “Fritz” or “K-Pot” is made with Dupont Kevlar, a synthetic fiber that is lighter and stronger than steel. It greatly resembles the helmets used by German forces throughout this century and provides the best level of cranial protection available. There is an elaborate internal suspension system of straps and padding, and a replaceable fabric camouflage cover.

Vest, Interceptor Body Armor Weight: 7.5kg
A replacement for the PASGT vest, the Interceptor is a marked advance over the earlier system. It consists of a flexible Kevlar vest with sufficient ballistic performance to stop fragments and projectiles up to 9mm, and front and back trauma plates capable of stopping repeated hits from 7.62mm rounds.

Vest, PASGT Weight: 9.1kg
This vest is made with Kevlar and is designed to protect the neck, shoulders and front and back. It is secured with Velcro closures. The vest is built up with dozens of layers of Kevlar running in different directions, and reinforced with ceramic plates at key points. This spreads out the impacting energy of a bullet or fragment over a wider area, thus preventing a potentially lethal penetration. It is designed to stop a 7.62mm round at short range. The bullet may knock you down, or even crack a rib (and it will definitely leave you severely bruised), but you will be alive. The greatest complaint about the vest is that it is torture in hot weather, since it does not “breathe”. It is normally worn only when close combat is expected.

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Balaclava Weight: 85gm
A black, polyproplene hood that can be used as a neck/throat warmer, facemask or as a watch cap.

Battle Dress Uniforms Weight: 1.23kg
The standard field uniform of the Project, the BDU is issued in three different weights of material, depending upon the climate (tropic, temperate, and artic), and in four different camouflage schemes: tiger stripe; desert; mountain/arctic; and a black/green for night or urban conditions. The lightweight shirt and pants are 100 percent cotton, with the heavier weights being 50 percent cotton/50 percent synthetic. BDUs are cut large for easy movement, so that they always look baggy. The pants have reinforced knees and bottom and two roomy side pickets, along with the usual front and back pockets. Adjustable tabs at the waist and drawstring ties at the ankles help ensure a tight fit. The shirt has reinforced elbows and two upper and two lower bellows pockets as well as a pen pocket on each sleeve. A velcro patch for a name plate is placed above the upper left pocket. The Morrow Project patch is on the left shoulder and the Branch patch is on the right shoulder. The BDU is reinforced with resistweave fibers to provide limited protection from shrapnel and small arms fire (up to 9mm in caliber) as well as limited protection against fire.

Belt, Subdued Weight: 85gm
A military-specification black cotton web with a open-faced blackened brass buckle. The belt is 3.2cm wide by 130cm long.

Beret Weight: 0.01kg
A sturdy wool beret issued in “rifle green.” The standard head gear of the Project. A stiffened portion at the front is embroidered with the Project Emblem .

Boonie Hat Weight: 0.1kg
A floppy, short brim (6cm) with screened vents, adjustable chin strap and camouflage web material band. Available in tiger
stripe, olive drab, black and desert pattern.

Boots, Combat Weight: 1.5kg
Manufactured of water-resistant leather with Gore-Tex lining and thinsulate insulation. Features a dual-lacing system, steel shank arch, cushioned insole, slip-resistant lug sole and composite toe, heel and plate.

Boots, Cold Weather Weight: 2kg
Sturdy, insulated boots, both military issue and civilian models popular with servicemen (i.e. Danners, Matterhorns, etc.). Cold Weather Boots provide comfort and protection down to high sub-freezing temperatures.

Chemical Defense Suit Weight: 8kg
This suit provides protection from most chemicals and some radiation. Depending upon the exact threat, it may be useable for up to one week. Issued only in O. D. Green, the suit is a two piece garment with separate rubber gloves and boots.

Civilian Clothes Weight: 4kg
A variety of shirts, jeans, sweaters and light jackets chosen from a variety of outdoor-living stores (L. L. Bean, Cabela’s, etc.). Issued so as to allow Project members to blend in with survivor communities.

Cold Weather Gear Weight: 5kg
Designed to supplement the basic clothing issue for team members who must operate in cold weather. It consists of a hood for the field jacket, wool underwear, a sweater, a scarf, a pile cap, a pair of leather gloves with two pairs of wool inserts, and a pair of insulated overshoes. Various pieces of this setup are worn depending on the individual’s taste and the temperature. The gear is usually issued in either the standard tiger stripe camouflage pattern or in O. D. green.

Cold Weather Gear, Extreme Weight: 10kg
This is intended to supplement the cold weather gear, in conditions of extreme cold. It consists of a heavy parka, insulating liners for the field jacket, trousers, and poncho, and a pair of mittens (with two wool inserts). Various pieces of this setup are worn depending on the individual’s taste and the temperature. The gear is usually issued in either the winter/artic camouflage pattern or in O. D. Green.

Commando Sweater Weight: 1.02kg
A wool/nylon blend sweater with a V-neck; shoulder and elbow patches; turn-back cuffs and waistband. Velcro epaulets and a Velcro pen pocket on the upper left arm.

Face Veil Weight: 0.23kg
An open mesh, olive drab veil used to break up the wearer’s silhouette and provide cool, ventilated cover. In cold temperatures it can be used as a neck scarf. Measures 48x57”.

Field Jacket Weight: 1.81kg
Features shell material fully lined for wind and drizzle protection, zipper closure with snap-over storm flap, four snap-closed pockets, drawstring at waist and hem, button epaulets, bi-swing back, stashable hood and buttons for liner. Available in the same colors as the BDU.

Field Jacket Liner Weight: 0.31kg
Fitted with two pockets, ribbed knit cuffs and a button closure. Can be buttoned into the field jacket or worn as a separate outer garment. In Black or Olive Drab.

Ghillie Suit Weight: 0.98kg
A camouflage suit that helps the wearer to blend into their surroundings. Polyester leaves create shadows and ripple with the wind just like surrounding foliage in wooded areas as well as providing excellent thermographic protection. Comes in three camouflage blends: woodland, snow and desert. It includes a hooded mask, jacket with snap front and adjustable cuffs, pants with elastic waist and cuffs and mittens with fold over cups as well as padded elbows and knees.

Gloves Weight: 0.26kg
Black, unlined leather gloves which protect the wearer from broken glass while breaking through windows and protect the hands while abseiling or rappelling down walls or cliffs. They do not effect dexterity while handling weapons. Green wool inserts are available for cold weather use.

Goggles, Protective Weight: 0.5kg
Lightweight, polarizing goggles which protect the wearer from the flash of NICO and other stun grenades. They may also be worn to protect the eyes from wind, sand or other flying objects.

Gore-Tex Extreme Cold-Weather System (ECWS) Weight: 15kg
This is the most modern of cold-weather survival gear. It consists of Gore-Tex equivalents of the items in the cold weather and extreme cold weather gear, but this gear is much more durable, is waterproof, and more resistant to cold than ordinary gear. It is usually issued in a camouflage pattern, but versions in bright colors (such as orange or blue) are available.

Hazard Suit Weight: 3kg
A flimsy, disposable plastic suit that can be worn over normal clothing. It provides up to six hours of protection from corrosive or toxic environments, and full protection from airborne or contact contaminants, but does not provide any life support on its own. While waterproof and airtight, the hazard suit is designed to be discarded after use.

Neckerchief Weight: 0.19kg
A cotton knit 72x24” scarf that can be used for a multitude of purposes. Available in O. D. Green.

Overwhites Weight: 1kg
A white, two-piece garment designed to be worn over normal cold weather clothing. Primarily white with evergreen splotches to break up the silhouette. The parka features a drawstring hood, elastic cuffs and two handwarmer pockets. The trousers have an elastic waistband, drawstring ankle adjustments and two slash pockets.

Rainsuit, Gore-Tex Weight: 0.91kg
Parka features zipper closure, snap-closed double storm flap, adjustable cuffs, tie-down hood strap with cobra-style hood. Trousers feature drawstring waist and zipper-closed access pockets. Three basic camouflage patterns with reversible camouflage: Tiger stripe/Black; Winter/Tiger Stripe; Day/Night Desert.

Sunglasses, Polarized Weight: Negligible
Standard, wire-frame sunglasses.

Underwear Weight: 0.1kg
T-shirts, boxers or briefs designed to remove perspiration from the skin and transport it to the fabric’s outer layer. Odor-, mildew- and bacteria-resistant and designed not to stretch or shrink. Available in gray, O. D. green or black.

Watch Cap Weight: 0.14kg
Warm, 100% wool knit cap for insulation. One size fits all. Only available in black.

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Breaching Charge
A configured charge of plastic explosive designed to blow man-sized holes in walls. The charge is the size of a thick notebook, with a self-adhesive panel on one side and an adjustable chemical time fuse on the other. To operate the charge, the user peels the sheet of protective plastic film from the adhesive panel, places the charge at waist height, breaks the prescored fuse strip at the desired time delay (five to 60 seconds in five-second increments), pulls the primer and dives for cover.
Weight: 2kg Burst Radius: 20m
Packaging: 4 per case Package Weight: 12kg

Composition Four
Known as C-4, plastique or plastic explosive, this is the most commonly used demolitions material in the military today. Plastique has the consistency of clay and can be molded into any shape. A pancake of plastic explosives can be wrapped around a turbine shaft to sabotage it or flattened against armor plate to punch a hole through it. A long strip of C-4 can be used to outline a man-sized area on the hull of an aircraft, or around a doorknob to blast an entry or open the lock. Plastic explosives are absolutely stable. They will not explode when dropped, jarred, struck or exposed to flame.

Dynamite
Used mostly as an industrial explosive, and may be found at quarries or other blasting sites. It is relatively stable but may explode when exposed to fire or struck with a metal implement. A single stick may cut into as many as seven pieces. One-seventh of a stick has a relative strength of 0.1 unit of C-4.

M-1 Timer/Detonator
An adjustable mechanical detonator. The time delay can be set from 10-60 seconds; from 1-10 minutes (in 1 minute intervals); and from 1-48 hours (in 10 minute intervals).
Weight: 0.3kg Fuse Delay: 10 seconds to 48 hours
Packaging: 150 per case Package Weight: 26kg

M-2 Selectable Lightweight Attack Munition
This is a self-contained, easy to emplace munition. It can be easily mixed with other munitions for anti-material, anti-vehicular and anti-personnel. It has four detonation modes: passive IR, magnetic influence, time delay (15,
30, 45 or 60 minutes) and command detonation. The explosively formed penetrator can penetrate up to 40mm of armor out to 8m.
Weight: 1kg Burst Radius: 6m
Packaging: 4 per case Package Weight: 6kg

M-2A1 Detonator
A combination igniter/fuse/detonator assembly. With the detonator imbedded in the explosive and the T-ring pulled, the fuse is ignited thus setting off the explosive.
Weight: 0.050kg Fuse Delay: 8 seconds
Packaging: 200 per case Package Weight: 27.9kg

M-2A1 Timer/Detonator
A digital timer which can be set for 30-seconds to 48-hours in 30-second intervals. It will fire up to ten electrical blasting caps.
Weight: 0.25kg Fuse Delay: 30 seconds to 48 hours
Packaging: 150 per case Package Weight: 45kg

M-7 Blasting Cap, Nonelectric
This cap will detonate explosives. It requires a fuse to be inserted into the cap for ignition.
Weight: 0.004kg Burst Radius: 0.25m
Packaging: 3,600 per case Package Weight: 51.5kg

M-8 Blasting Cap, Electric
This cap will detonate explosives. It requires an electrical wire to be inserted into the cap for ignition.
Weight: 0.004kg Burst Radius: 0.25m
Packaging: 3,600 per case Package Weight: 51.5kg

M-60 Fuse Igniter
With this igniter, a fuse may be lit underwater. To use, a fuse is placed in the base, the safety pin removed and the igniter ring pulled.
Weight: 0.069kg Burst Radius: n/a
Packaging: 300 per case Package Weight: 25.2kg

M-112 C-4 Demolition Block
The M-112 demolition block consists of 0.563kg of Composition-4 packed in a Mylar-film container with pressure-sensitive adhesive tape on one surface. The tape is protected by a peelable paper cover. The M-112 block is used primarily for cutting and breaching in all types of demolition work. Because of its moldability and high brisance, the charge is ideally suited for cutting irregularly shaped targets such as steel. The adhesive backing allows the charge to be attached to any relatively flat, clean, dry surface that is above freezing point. One block will blast a hole 30cm square through 10mm armor plate or a 0.6m diameter hole through a 10cm thick rock or concrete wall.
Weight: 0.563kg Burst Radius: 6.75m
Packaging: 30 per case Package Weight: 21.6kg

M-118 C-4 Demolition Block
The M-118 demolition block, or sheet explosive, is a block of four 0.227kg sheets of Composition-4 packed in a plastic envelope. Each sheet of the plastic explosive has a pressure-sensitive adhesive tape attached to one surface. The M-118 block is designed as a cutting charge especially to be used against steel targets. The sheets of explosive can be quickly attached to irregular and curved surfaces and is easily cut to any desired dimensions.
Weight: 0.90kg Burst Radius: 10.79kg
Packaging: 20 per case Package Weight: 25.8kg

M-150 Penetration Augmented Munition
This is a lightweight, man-portable demolition device. It is only 0.838m in length and can be emplaced by one person. The primary use of this munition is against reinforced concrete bridge supports, piers, walls, and abutments. The device is designed to be easily carried in a rucksack or attached to the soldier’s LBE without restricting his ability to walk, climb, rappel, or fast rope. Any standard detonation device can ignite it. The PAM is hung against the target. The warhead consists of a forward charge, which cuts any rebar; a hole-drilling charge, which forms a hole in the target; and a follow-through charge, which is propelled to the bottom of the hole it detonates. The explosion fractures the structure and results in the loss of at least 75 percent of the load-bearing capability. Two operators with two PAM units (32kg) can set the devices on a bridge and be ready to exfil within two minutes. Normally, this type of operation would require twelve men, using 200kg of M-112 demolition blocks and a time of fifteen minutes per man.
Weight: 15.876kg Burst Radius: 163m
Packaging: 2 per case Package Weight: 40kg

M-183 Demolition Charge
A canvas satchel containing 16, M-112 C-4 blocks and 4 M-15 priming assemblies. The priming assemblies are 2 meters of primercord with a blasting cap at each end. The charge will blast a 2-meter diameter hole 1 meter of concrete. It will also blast a 0.6-meter hole through 76mm of steel.
Weight: 10.5kg Burst Radius: 108m
Packaging: 2 per case Package Weight: 25.65kg

M-700 Time Fuse
A waterproof, plastic covered fuse used to time explosive charges. A 15-meter coil burns for 25 minutes. To use, a blasting cap must be crimped at one end.
Weight: 0.45kg per 15m Fuse Delay: 1 second per cm
Packaging: 80, 15m coils per case Package Weight: 29kg

M-725 Instant Fuse
A waterproof, plastic covered fuse used to set off an explosive charge. A 100-meter coil burns at 5,900 meters per second. For use with non electric blasting caps. To use, a blasting cap must be crimped at one end.
Weight: 3kg per 100m coil Fuse Delay: none
Packaging: 20, 100m coils per case Package Weight: 75kg

Primercord
A flexible cord with a center core of high explosive. It can be used for connecting explosive charges so they detonate simultaneously. The cord can also be used by itself as an explosive charge. Gunfire will detonate primercord. The cord detonates at 24,000 feet per second.
Weight: 5kg per 152m Burst Radius: 0.5m
Packaging: 8 152m rolls per case Package Weight: 56.65kg

Combat Demolitions Kit Weight: 13.725kg
Designed to provide a demolition expert with a light-weight alternative to the Engineer Demolitions Kit. It contains the following:
Canvas Shoulder Bag Weight: 0.5kg
The bag has a shoulder strap and tie straps that allow the bag to be strapped to the leg of the person carrying it.
(2) 10 rd. Blasting Cap Boxes Weight 0.1kg ea
These are hard plastic boxes that hold ten blasting caps each.
1pr. M-2 Cap Crimpers Weight: 0.2kg
A pair of special beryllium/copper “pliers” used to cut time fuse and primercord as well as crimping blasting caps to either. The alloy that these crimpers are made of is non-sparking and relatively soft. Using the crimpers as regular pliers will damage them.
Pocket Knife Weight: 0.12kg
A standard 4-blade pocketknife with one knife blade, one screwdriver/bottle opener blade, a can opener and a punch.
1 pr. Lineman’s Pliers Weight: 0.5kg
These are common pliers with a built-in wire cutter and insulation stripper.
Measuring Tape Weight: 0.025kg
A 2-meter steel tape measure for calculating charges.
1 roll (25m) Electrical Tape Weight: 0.1kg
Standard electrical tape.
1 roll (70m) Adhesive Tape Weight: 0.25kg
A roll of double-sided tape.
(10) M-1A4 Priming Adapters Weight: 0.002kg ea
These are small, hexagonal shaped plastic “nuts” with a hole through their center and a slot cut into one side. The adapter screws into fuse wells in grenades and the M-1 universal destructor. The adapter is used to hold a blasting cap inside a charge while allowing a fuse or primercord to pass through.
(20) Primercord Clips Weight: 0.001kg ea
These are small metal clips used to hold different strands of primercord together.
M-51 Test Set Weight: 0.25kg
This is a simple galvanometer that indicates whether or not there is a break or short circuit in a blasting cap or firing wire. It is normally used to check a firing circuit shortly before blasting.
1 reel Firing Wire Weight: 7kg
This is a metal spool nine inches in diameter and eight inches wide holding 500 feet of 18 gauge firing wire. The wire can be partially unrolled and fired from the spool without having to cut the wire. The spool cannot be carried within the kit bag.
1 roll Electrical Wire Weight: 2kg
Insulated single strand wire (90m) used to hook up demolition circuits.
(10) M-6 Electrical Blasting Caps Weight: 0.007kg ea
These are standard issue electrical blasting caps. Attached to one end are two, 2-foot long insulated wires for making connections. The caps require about half an ampere of electrical current to fire and they have been known to explode from static electricity when mishandled.
(10) M-7 Blasting Caps Weight: 0.004kg ea
This is a non-electrical blasting cap that requires a fuse to be inserted into the cap for ignition.
1 coil (15m), M-700 Time Fuse Weight: 0.45kg
This is a waterproof, plastic covered fuse used to time explosive charges. A 15-meter coil will burn for 25 minutes. To detonate explosives a blasting cap must be crimped on one end.
(10) M-60 Fuse Igniters Weight: 0.069kg ea
This igniter allows explosives to detonated under water. To use the igniter, a fuse is placed in the base, the safety pin pulled and the igniter ring pulled.
(2) M-1 Universal Destructors Weight: 0.145kg ea
This is an explosive adapter used to insure detonation of mines, shells and bombs when they are used as demolition charges. The destructor is threaded to fit into several different types of fuse wells.
M-32 10-cap Blasting Machine Weight: 1kg
This is a small, squeeze type electric generator. The machine is fired by squeezing the handle on the side against the body of the machine. When a large enough charge of electricity is built up (2-4 squeezes) a capacitor fires, detonating the blasting caps attached to the machine’s terminals. The M-32 can fire up to ten M-6 electrical blasting caps at one time.

Engineer Demolitions Kit Weight: 41.76kg
An expanded kit designed for demolitions use. It contains:
Wooden Storage Chest Weight: 3kg
Contains all of the items of the kit as well as two rolls of primercord, six M-1 timers, and thirty M-2A1 detonators.
(10) 10 rd. Blasting Cap Boxes Weight 0.1kg ea
2prs. M-2 Cap Crimpers Weight: 0.2kg
2 Pocket Knives Weight: 0.12kg
2prs. Lineman’s Pliers Weight: 0.5kg
2 Measuring Tapes Weight: 0.025kg
6 rolls (25m) Electrical Tape Weight: 0.1kg ea
3 rolls (70m) Adhesive Tape Weight: 0.25kg
(60) M-1A4 Priming Adapters Weight: 0.002kg ea
(200) Primercord Clips Weight: 0.001kg ea
M-51 Test Set Weight: 0.25kg
2 reels Firing Wire Weight: 7kg ea
3 rolls Electrical Wire Weight: 2kg ea
(100) M-6 Electrical Blasting Caps Weight: 0.007kg ea
(100) M-7 Blasting Caps Weight: 0.004kg ea
6 coils (15m ea), M-700 Time Fuse Weight: 0.45kg ea
(100) M-60 Fuse Igniters Weight: 0.069kg ea
(10) M-1 Universal Destructors Weight: 0.145kg ea
2 M-32 10-cap Blasting Machines Weight: 1kg ea

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SIGHTS

AN/GVS-5 Laser Rangefinder Weight: 2.3kg
This device resembles a pair of binoculars. It is used to determine the range to a target, usually to verify the location of targets for artillery or air strikes. It is an x8 power, effective out to 9km. The operator must have a clear LOS to the target; smoke or dust can degrade the range.

AN/PAQ-4C Infrared Aiming Light Weight: 0.3kg
This device produces a target-marking beam similar to that of a standard laser sight---except that it is infrared and thus invisible to the naked eye. The targeting dot can only be seen through NVGs; as a result, it is effective only for night combat.

AN/PAS-7 Thermal Viewer Weight: 5kg
A viewer that “sees” heat, either the presence or lack of it. It can see a warm body hiding in a tree or a cold vehicle hidden under brush. It can spot a man at four hundred meters or a running vehicle at three kilometers. It is able to penetrate fog, rain or smoke. It has a magnification of x4.5 and a battery life of 48 hours.

AN/PVS-4 Individual Weapon Night Sight Weight: 1.8kg
This is a portable sight used for observation and aimed fire of weapons at night. It uses passive light amplification to provide the user with a clear view of the field of fire. It provides clear vision out to 365m.

AN/PVS-7B Night Vision Goggles, NVGs Weight: 0.7kg
This device has a single viewing tube instead of the standard inocular form of earlier versions. Prisms provide simulated binocular vision, but vision is limited to a 40° arc in front of the user. This model works on the principle of light amplification; it doesn’t emit infrared radiation that could reveal the wearer to other night-vision gear. It also incorporates photo-reactive light dampening to protect the wearer against the blinding effects of muzzle flashes. It will function continuously for 12 hours on its battery.

AN/PAS-13(V)2 Weight: 2kg
The US military AN/PAS-13(V)2 TWS. This sight can identify targets at a range of 690 meters (down to telling what type of uniform is worn, type of weapon carried, whether the target has a mustache, etc.) and larger objects such as vehicles and buildings at a range of 1,000 meters. This device has crosshairs to facilitate aiming. Glass and Plexiglas are opaque to the TWS, and appear black.

RADIO
AN/PRC-112A Secure Transponder Weight: 0.8kg
This is more of a survival radio than anything else; it only operates on eight frequencies on the UHF/AM band, including the international emergency band. There is a newer version, the GPS-112, which adds a GPS receiver. Short range is 4km. Issued to Recon and MARS Teams.

AN/PRC-119 SINGCARS Secure Manpack Radio Weight: 7.5kg
This unit has a built-in frequency-hopping unit. Any radio can communicate with any other by means of a special frequency-hopping unit that changes frequencies (all 2,300 of them) at 30-second intervals so that it is almost impossible to listen in on a conversation for any length of time. However, both radios must be on the same link to be able to communicate with each other. The PRC-119 can also be used as a modem (transmitting at 16 kphs). This unit may also be combined with a Vinson voice scrambler for maximum security. The radio has a maximum range of about 8km as a manpack radio. Standard Issue Project radio.

AN/PSC-5 Manpack/Vehicular SATCOM Terminal Weight: 7.5kg
This device allows communications via satellites in orbit. Normal transmission mode is voice, but a keyboard may be attached for text, as can a fax machine or a computer. The device may be used as a regular radio, with a short range of 18km. It may also be used as a beacon for rescue or other homing operations. Issued to MARS, Recon, Science and Communications Teams.

AN/VRC-87C SINGCARS Secure Vehicular Radio Weight: 12kg
This radio has a short range of 50km from a vehicle mount only. The unit is otherwise similar in function to the AN/PRC-119 described
above. Issued to MARS and Recon Teams.

Caracal (PRM 4740A) Secure Hand Radio Weight: 1kg
Used by special operations units, these are the smallest radios to incorporate frequency-hopping technology. Up to 10 channels may be reprogrammed for quick frequency changing. Also fitted with a remote ear receiver and a throat microphone. Designed to allow team members to communicate without having to remove the radio from its holster.

Cellular Telephone Weight: 1kg
A portable cellular phone allowing access to cellular communications networks. A special chip is inserted that allows Project cellular phones to access any existing cellular network.

Communications-Electronics Operations Instructions Weight: Negligible
The CEOI is a small paper book containing assigned radio frequencies, times for changing frequencies, alternate frequencies in case one is compromised, team callsigns, prearranged call times, passwords and countersigns, cipher sheets for encrypting and decrypting messages and visual signals for contacting aircraft if radio communications is out. CEOIs are vital to the mission; they are also classified material which must not be mislaid. CEOIs are printed on highly flammable paper so that they can be easily burned to prevent capture; they can also be chewed to illegibility in seconds.

Portable Facsimile Machine Weight: 6kg
Connected to a radio, this enables recon photos, situation maps and other reports to be sent and received by teams in the field.

RC-292 Antenna System Weight: 10kg
This is a 10-meter tall antenna. Any radio attached to this antenna has its broadcast range tripled in normal mode or multiplied by six in hi-power---and highly detectable---mode. The antenna is non-mobile and takes one man-hour to assemble (i.e., one man takes one hour, two men take one-half hour, four men take one-quarter hour, etc.). In addition, it takes one-man half-hour to disassemble. The antenna broadcasts in 360° for purposes of reception and detection.

RADARS
AN/GRR-17-2 Ground Surveillance Radar Weight: 32kg
This is a very advanced, ground-based surveillance radar system. The unit consists of three pieces; the antenna, the power unit and the radar receiver-transmitter. The unit is capable of picking up the motion of a ground vehicle at 10 kilometers, an aircraft at 25 kilometers, or a man at four kilometers. The weight of the antenna is 10kg, the power unit is 12kg and the radar receiver-transmitter is 10kg. Normally issued to MARS and Recon Teams.

SURVEILLANCE
AN/PRD-303/SV Surveillance System Weight: 10.8kg
A small motion sensor that covers a 120° covered arc. It detects the motion of solid objects between one and two meters off the ground. Up to ten PRD-303/Ss can be hooked into a PRD-303/V. Effective range of the sensor is about 250 meters in open terrain. Internal batteries provide up to twelve hours of operation.

Bullhorn Weight: 3kg
Makes voices distinctly audible at 300 meters and indistinctly audible at 600 meters. Powered from internalbatteries (rechargeable).

Camcorder (SONY PC5) Weight: 0.4kg
An electronic recorder of audio and visual images, either as single frames or sequential motion pictures, stored on digital mini-cassettes or flash memory sticks. Each flash card can hold 1650 images or 7 minutes of video. Each tape can record for 80 minutes at SP quality. Comes with active IR emitter for low-light use up to 3m range, internal and external microphone (internal microphone is less sensitive), extensive onboard editing software.

Digital Camera Weight: 0.5kg
An electronic recorder of visual images, either as single frames or sequential motion pictures, stored on standard computer 5.25-in disks. Each disk can hold about 300 images. Features a x100 zoom lens, low-light capability and remote control.

NAVIGATION
AN/PSN-11 Precision Lightweight GPS Receiver (PLGR) Weight: 1.4kg
This is a small handheld GPS receiver that features selective availability/antispoofing and antijam capability. It provides precise positioning and timing solutions based upon signals received from the GPS satellite constellation. It is a five-channel receiver, capable of Precision Code (P-Code) and Y-Code (encrypted P-Code) reception. Positioning solutions can be displayed in latitude/longitude, military grid reference system, Universal Transverse Mercator, British National Grid or Irish Transverse Mercator Grid coordinates. It contains 49 map datums, and can be programmed to support navigation. The receiver has a built-in test feature, and is night-vision goggle compatible. The “Plugger” is accurate to within 10 meters.

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Health & Comfort Pack, Type 1(HCP-1) Weight: 58lbs
Designed to provide a means for forward area personnel to acquire the everyday non-food necessities that are required for their health and comfort. The Type 1 is designed to supply ten individuals for thirty days. Each shipping container contains ten prepackaged polyethylene bags with a drawstring closure containing fourteen items. Each shipping container also contains other items intended as general supply for replacement or issue as needed.

Prepackaged Bags contain:
Toothbrush; Toothpaste; Dental Floss10-pack of double blade Disposable Shaving Razors ; Shaving Foam; ; (2) Bar Soap; Foot Powder; (2) 50-packs of Tissue; Shampoo; Stick Deodorant; Plastic bag; (2) Lip Balm; (2) Personal Hygiene Body Wipe (10-pack).

Intermediate Container contains:
Laundry Detergent; Band Aids; Sunscreen Lotion; Rubber Comb; Mirror; Boot Laces; Sewing Kit; Boot Polish; Shaving Powder; Fingernail Clippers; Flat-tip Tweezers ; Finger nail File; Hand Lotion; Petroleum Jelly; (2) Personal Hygiene Body Wipes (10-pack).

Health & Comfort Pack, Type 2 (HCP-2) Weight: 18lbs
Designed to provide a means for forward area personnel to acquire the everyday non-food necessities that are required for their health and comfort. The Type 2 is designed to supply ten women for thirty days. Each shipping container contains the following components packed in bulk.

(48) Regular Sanitary Napkins; (72) Super Sanitary Napkins; (60) Regular Tampons; (84) Super Tampons; (200) Panty Shields; (20) 1 gallon Plastic Bags; (150) 3"x7" Plastic Bags; (10) Ponytail Holders; Hair Brush; (2) Plastic Combs; (50) Bobby Pins; (10) Personal Hygiene Body Wipes (10-pack).

Health & Comfort Pack, Type 3 (HCP-3) Weight: 22lbs
Designed to provide a means for forward area personnel to acquire the everyday non-food necessities that are required for their health and comfort. The Type 3 is a washcloth-sized personal hygiene body wipe. The contents are intended for use by ten individuals. Contained in the HCP-3 are (44) Personal Hygiene Body Wipes (10-pack).

Immediate Assistance Kit Weight: 84.5kg
In anticipation of large numbers of refugees, this kit contains additional medical supplies and NBC decontamination equipment. It contains the following:
2 Large MedKits; 12 MedKit reloads; 4 M-1 NBC Kits; 8 NBC Kit reloads; 24 sets disposable plastic coveralls w/gloves, masks and boot covers; 40kg of decontamination bleach

Mountain Kit Weight: 42.83kg
A large nylon pack containing the following:
4 50m coils of nylon rope (1,700kg breaking strength; Folding Grappling Hook ; 20 Pitons ; 30 Snaplinks; 1 225gm Rock Hammer; 1 set Climbing Spikes; 4 sets rapelling harness; (6) M-688 rocket shells for launching the grappling hook from the M-79 grenade launcher)

Trade Pack Weight: 32kg
This nylon pack contains a variety of luxury items for trade with locals. Also known as the “Amuse A Savage Kit”. It contains the following:

50 Gold Double Eagle Coins; 50 Silver Dollars; 1 roll each of quarters, nickels and dimes; 12 Toilet Kits; 12 Comb & Brush Sets;36 asstd. mini-bottles of alcohol;12 Nylon Rain Ponchos; 24 Space Blankets; 12 Fishing Kits; 24 Swiss Army knives; 12 Hunting Knives; 6 100-rd boxes of .22LR ammo; 6 “Leatherman” multitool; 48 250gm Packs of Candy; 6 Pocket Tool Sets; 24 12-packs chewing gum; 36 assorted Calumet chemlight sticks; 6 cartons of Cigarettes; 1 box of Cigars; 24 AAA Ni-Cad Batteries; 24 AA Ni-Cad Batteries; 12 C Ni-Cad Batteries; 12 D Ni-Cad Batteries; 6 Solar-powered Battery rechargers; 12 Small Game Traps; 6 Throw Nets; 6 Stainless Steel Mirrors; 64 Disposable Bic Lighters; 64 Perfume Packages (single use); 96 Instant Coffee packets; 24 Tea packets; 24 Kool-Aid drink packets; 12 pieces of assorted Jewelry; 4 rolls of 60x10ft of 5ml Clear Plastic; 12 boxes of assorted nuts and bolts; 12 boxes of assorted sized nails

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Advanced MedKit Weight: 0.1kg
This kit consists of a single drug injector that is preloaded with Nanobots. These nanobots are programmed to help the immune system against biohazards and common viruses. They also speed the healing of broken bones and blood vessels (by 50%), and normal tissue healing (by 25%). Internal organs (liver, kidneys, lungs, etc.) are unaffected, since the nanobots aren’t complex enough to handle injuries to those areas.

The drawback to this kit is that there is a chance (1 in 50) of the victim being allergic to the nanobots. Their immune system will react to the nanobots and attack them to the exclusion of all else. Symptoms include extremely high fever within six hours of the injection, rashes over most of the body, extreme vomiting, and extreme dizziness leading to death within 48 hours. There is a special nanobot removal drug which, if given within two hours of the first symptoms, will terminate the allergic reaction and kill the nanobots. The drug however, leaves the immune system totally depleted for up to 40 days. The patient must be kept within a totally sterile environment throughout this period.

All Project field personnel have been tested to insure that they are not allergic to the nanobots. Team medics are issued two injector for every team member (labeled with their name).

Blister Treatment Kit Weight: 0.1kg
This kit contains moleskins, gauze pads, “Second Skin: blister pads, a 6oz tube of antiseptic gel and four sterile needles. It contains sufficient material to treat 25 blisters. It is not intended for the treatment of blister gas injuries.

Body Bag Weight: 1.5kg
An all-too-common necessity.

Casualty Blanket Weight: 0.1kg
A military issue version of the civilian “space blanket.” Consisting of a mylar covered lightweight plastic blanket. The outer surface is olive drab for tactical purposes while the inner surface is left silver colored in order to better reflect heat. It is primarily used for treating shock.

Chlorine Bleach Weight: 1kg
When used in small amounts, bleach is an effective and very common field-expedient method for purifying water. Liquid bleach is most often used to purify a large point source of water (i.e. a 1,000 liter tank or a 20 liter jerry can) and not individual canteens. One liter of bleach is sufficient to decontaminate 100,000 liters of water. It can also be used to sterilize medical equipment when an autoclave is not available.

Combat Lifesavers Pack Weight: 9.9kg
A light-weight backpack designed to carry essential first aid supplies. At least one team member is trained as a “Lifesaver” for use in the event that a medic is not available for the team. The pack comes with eight external pouches, two detachable flaps inside the bag and a detachable IV bandoleer capable of carrying three 1,000ml IV bags. The pack contains:

12 Ammonia Inhalant Pads; 100 Diphenhydramine Hydrochloride; 10 Atropine Autoinjectors; 10 2 Pam Chloride Autoinjectors; 1 Epinephrine Autoinjector; 2 500ml bags, Ringers Lactated; 2 500ml bags, NaCI Inj, USP 0.9%; 1 1000ml bag, Ringers Lactated; 6 Small Field Dressings; 2 Bandage, Elastic Coban, Brown; 10 bandage, Muslin Compress; 2 Medium Field Dressings; 4 Large Field Dressings ; 4 Pad Abdominal 5”x9”; 6 Bandage, Gauze 3’x4.5”; 6 Sponges, Surgical Cellulose 4”x4”; 16 pads, Isopropyl Alcohol 2.5”x2”; 50 assorted Band-Aids; 1 roll, Surgical Tape, 3”x30’; 4 rolls, Elastic Bandage 4”x13’; 4 Dressings, Chest Wound Seal; 5 Dressings, Burn/Water Gel, 4”x16”; 4 Splint, Structural Aluminum Malleable 4.5”x36”; 2 tubes, Endotracheal Murphy E12 w/cuff; 2 Thermometer Clinical; 3 Splint, Finger Phalange 18”x7.5”; 1 Syringe, Hypodermic 12ml; 2 Scissors, bandage ; 1 Airway Pharyngeal, Berman, Child ;
1 Airway Pharyngeal, Adult; 2 Tubes, Tracheal Radiopaque; 1 Sphygmomanometer Aneriod; 3 Intravenous Injection Sets; 5 pairs disposable Vinyl Gloves; 1 Airway, Nasopharyngeal Robertazzi 1 Stethoscophe; 4 IV stick sets; 3 tubes, Drainage Surgical Penrose; 2 Stylet Tracheal Tube; 1 Laryngoscope Set; 1 Field Surgery Kit ; 100 Zip-lock Bags 4”x4”; 14oz bottle, Skin Cleanser; 1 Chemical Cold Pack; 1 Basic Corpsman ENT Kit; 1 Vortec Headlamp ; 2 Adjustable Cervicval Collars

Drug Kit Weight: 33.6kg
This is a complement to the surgical kit listed below. The drugs are listed as “treatments.” This is usually a small blister pack of tablets that are to be taken once every few hours until the entire blister pack is used. This kit contains the following:
“Disposable Autoinjectors”:
12 Atropine; 12 2 Pam Chloride; 12 Morphine
“Treatments”:
50 Anesthetic, Local; 50 Anesthetic, Total; 50 Antibiotic, Mild; 50 Antibiotic, Broad-Spectrum; 30 Antifever; 30 Antiseptic, Mild; 30 Antiseptic, Heavy; 30 Antitoxin; 30 Coagulant; 50 Pain-Reliever, Mild; 30 Pain-Reliever, Heavy; 50 Sedative, Mild; 30 Sedative, Heavy
“Fluids in 1,000ml IV Bags”:
12 Normal Saline; 12 5% Glucose; 12 Artificial Blood; 12 Blood Plasma

Extractor Kit Weight: 114gm
Designed to provide a means of removing significant quantities of venom from poisonous bites and stings without cutting. This plastic box contains bandages, antiseptic, razor (for hair removal only), instructions and the extractor pump.

Field Dental Kit Weight: 0.3kg
A small kit designed to provide emergency dental care. It is normally used by trained personnel, but complete instructions are included for use by amateurs. This kit is intended to provide temporary relief until more permanent (and professional) solutions can be made. The kit contains:
10 Gauze Pads (100x100mm) ; 1 pair Forceps; 1 pair Tweezers; 1 Dental Mirror; 1 Spatula; 1 Mixing Dish; 25 Cotton Balls; 100gm Filling Material; 10 units Anesthetic, Local; 100gm Cementing Material; 100 units Toothache Remedy; 1 Set Instructions

Field Dressings Weight: variable
These are large bandages used to bind wounds; they consist of a gauze pad attached to muslin or cotton strips. Many different sizes are available, but the three described here are typical. The size given is the size of the pad; the bandage has a long enough binding strip to accomplish the task.
Small: Found in first aid kits and personal medical kits. Measures 100x180mm. Weight: 0.05kg
Medium: Found in large medical kits. Measures 190x203mm. Weight: 0.11kg
Large: Found in larger medical assortments and used for large wounds such as burns, chest wounds, etc. Measures 300x300mm.
Weight: 0.25kg

Field Surgical Kit Weight: 1kg
A set of stainless steel instruments for use in emergency operations. The instruments come in a zippered canvas pouch along with an emergency surgical manual. All items come in sterile pouches.
The kit contains:
100 Sutures; 20 Scalpel Blades; 1 Scalpel Handle; 1 pair Bandage Scissors; 1 pair Tweezers; 1 pair Suture Scissors; 2 pairs Forceps; 1 Penlight; 20 Alcohol Prep Pads; 3 pairs Vinyl Surgical Gloves

Insect Repellent Weight: 0.1kg
Also known as “bug juice”, this is 200ml plastic squeeze bottle containing DEET.

Iodine Tablets Weight: 0.05kg
Used to make water safe to drink, but leaves a strong metallic taste. One tablet is sufficient to treat one quart of water. Thirty minutes are required after the tablet is dissolved for the water to be safe to drink. Issued in a small glass bottle containing 100 tablets.

IV Fluid Weight: 0.5kg (500ml) or 1kg (1,000ml)
This is standard IV Fluids such as glucose, blood plasma, artificial blood, or sterile water. It comes in flexible, clear plastic bags containing either 500ml or 1,000ml.

IV Catheter Kit Weight: 0.2kg
This kit contains all the tubing, needles, catheter, etc. necessary for the safe use of IV Fluid.

Large Medical Kit Weight: 24.5kg
Normally issued to Project Medical personnel. It is designed to provide the minimal supplies needed to stabilize the patient until they can be evacuated to a hospital. It contains:
“Treatments”
50 Anesthetic, Local; 50 Anesthetic, Total; 100 Antibiotic, Mild; 100 Antibiotic, Broad-Spectrum; 50 Antifever; 50 Antitoxin; 50 Antiseptic, Mild; 50 Antiseptic, Heavy ; 50 Coagulant; 100 Pain Reliever, Mild; 50 Pain Reliever, Heavy; 50 Sedative, Mild; 50 Sedative, Strong; 50 Stimulant; 10 Atropine Autoinjectors; 10 2 Pam Chloride Autoinjectors; 20 Morphine Autoinjectors
Syringes
2 03ml Syringes w/o needle ; 2 12ml Syringes w/o needle; 5 14ga x1.5” Needle; 5 18ga x1.5” Needle ; 5 20ga x1.5” Needle; 5 25ga x1.25” Needle
IV Equipment
4 500ml Blood Plasma Bags; 4 500ml 5% Dextrose Bags; 4 1000ml Blood Plasma Bags; 4 1000ml 5% Dextrose Bags; IV Catheter Set
Oxygen Equipment
Oxygen Mask w/Rebreathing Bag; 3m Roll of Flexible Tubing; Oxygen Cylinder
Airway Equipment
3mm Endotracheal Tube; 5mm Endotracheal Tube; 7mm Endotracheal Tube; Laryngoscope, Large w/Light; Laryngoscope, Small w/Light; 3 Oropharyngeal Airways; Stylet
Resuscitation
Bag w/Intake Mask; Bag w/Non-Rebreathing Value; Adult Mask; Child Mask; Oxygen Reservior Pack
Surgical Supplies
10 Alcohol Sponges; 10 Gauze Sponges 4”x4”; 3 Hemostats; Needle Holder; Scalpel Handle; 5 Scalpel Blades; Scissors;10 Ethicon 4-0 Prolene Sutures; 10 Ethicon 2-0 Vicryl Sutures; 1 roll, 25mmx5m Surgical Tape; Thumb Forceps; 2 Tourniquets; 3 rolls 2”x10yds Gauze
Bandages
400 Assorted sized Band-aids; 6 rolls 4”x10yds Roller Bandages; 4 rolls 4”x5yds Kerlix; 12 4”x4” 12ly Gauze Dressings; 4 Blood Stoppers; 24 Small Field Dressings; 12 Large Field Dressings; 12 Medium Field Dressings;20 Packages of Vaseline Gauze; 4 Triangular Bandages; 40 Adaptic Dressings (fine mesh dressings for burns & abrasions)
Monitoring Equipment
Sphygmomanometer; Stethscope
Miscellaneous
Snake Bite Kit; 20 pairs Vinyl Exam Gloves; 5 Surgical Face Masks

Medium Medical Kit Weight: 18.5kg
Designed as the standard medical kit for Project vehicles; it
is used as a supplement for the Personal First Aid Kits. It contains
the following:
3 Cold Packs; 3 Heat Packs; 2 rolls 4”x5yds Kerlix; 6 4”x4” Gauze Dressings; 6 Large Field Dressings; 12 Small Field Dressings; 10 packages of Vaseline Gauze; 4 Blood Stoppers; 4 Triangular Bandages; 20 Adaptic Dressings; 500 assorted Band-aids; 1 Casualty Blanket; 1 200ml bottle Sterile Eye Wash; 1 100ml bottle Antiseptic, Heavy; 1 100ml bottle Antiseptic, Mild; 1 100gm bar Antiseptic Soap; 1 unit Instant Glucose; 100 Pain Reliever, Mild; 12 Safety Pins; Field Surgery Kit; 12 pairs Vinyl Exam Gloves; 1 CPR Rescue Mask; 2 rolls 4”x5yds Surgical Tape; Snake Bite Kit; 10 Surgical Scrub Brushes; Trauma Shears

Personal First Aid Kit Weight: 1.89kg
Designed to provide basic supplies for most simple emergencies. Issued to every Project member and a basic component of survival kits. The kit contains the following:
50 assorted Band-aids; 10 Antiseptic Wipes; 8 3”x3” Gauze Pads; 2 Conforming Bandages; 2 Small Field Dressings; 1 roll 2”x5yd Surgical Tape; 2 Triangle Bandages; 4 Eye Pads; 2 Eye Wash Powder packs; Basic First Aid Manual; 1 pair Forceps; 6oz tube of Burn Ointment; 6oz tube of Neosporion; 8oz bottle of Antiseptic, Mild; 1 pair Vinyl Exam Gloves; 6 prs. foam ear plugs

Personal Drug Kit Weight: 0.68kg
This kit contains eight doses each of antitoxin, mild antibiotic, coagulant, heavy pain reliever, mild sedative and stimulant. To operate, simply place the metal plate onto skin and push the proper button.

Resupply Package Weight: 40kg
Used to replace materials from the Large MedKit as they are used up. Each resupply package replaces five uses worth of any given materials.

Sunscreen Weight: 0.1kg
All-purpose, waterproof, non-irritating sunscreen in a variety of SPFs.

Surgical Kit Weight: 21.3kg
This is the basic issue kit for medical doctors. This kit contains sufficient instruments and supplies for conducting major operations in the field.

Universal Antibody Weight: 0.907kg
One of the most closely guarded secrets of the Project. This drug can cure most diseases within 24 hours and speed healing at up to six times the normal rate. The agent is successful 80% of the time for each injection. Only one injection may be given within a 24-hour period with no more than four injections total being given. The antibody must be “tuned” to the patient’s body chemistry by a med unit connected to a biocomp. If this is not done, there is an 80% chance of death. The medical specialist in each
team is equipped with two injectors of this drug that have been pre-tuned to each team member.

Universal Antidote Weight: 0.907kg
Designed for use with poisons, such as those from snakes or spider bites. The antidote must be injected but does not need to be “tuned” to the patient. It is effective 90% of the time and the dosage routine is the same as that for the universal antibody.

Water Chlorinating Kit Weight: 2kg
This kit contains ampoules of calcium hypochlorate sufficient to disinfect 3,000 liters of water, and a test kit to determine if the water has been sufficiently disinfected (it cannot determine if the water is clean to begin with). The process takes 30 minutes to fully disinfect and test. This kit also contains 5 bottles of iodine tablets for individual canteen disinfection.

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Barbed Wire, Concertina Weight: 2kg per meter
Spring-like coil of barbed wire, with interlaced strands of normal barbed wire and razor-like blades, also known as a “combat slinky.”

Battery Charger Weight: 1kg
Charges all Project issued batteries from either vehicle internal or generator power. Generator not included.

Binoculars Weight: 0.91kg
Standard issue vision device that features rubber-armor coating as well as coated optics for bright viewing. Magnifies 10x50mm and has a 100m field of view at 1,000m.

Binocular, Pocket Weight: 0.43kg
A rubber-armored compact viewer with coated optics. Magnifies 10x25mm and 100m field of view at 500m.

Boat, Inflatable, Small Weight: 131kg
This is the standard, seven-man inflatable boat. It can be towed, paddled or propelled using a 7.5HP silent-running outboard motor. It can carry up to 450kg of equipment and up to seven men. It is 3.9-meters long with a beam of 1.9meters. The engine weighs 34kg and has a battery capacity of six hours with a maximum speed of five knots.

Box, Ammunition Weight: 0.3kg
A waterproof ammo box designed for easy storage and carrying.

Camouflage Netting Weight: 14kg
A 10mx10m modular set of hexagons and diamonds. Camouflage nets have a different pattern on each side (normally spring/summer and fall); other patterns include fall/snow, sand/scrub and jungle. The weight listed above includes the poles and spreaders necessary to break-up the shape of the vehicle. Normally one hexagon and one diamond are issued per vehicle.

Camp Chair, Folding Weight: 2kg
An aluminum frame and polyester fabric chair that folds and closes. Comes with nylon carrying bag and a shoulder strap.

Camp Table, Folding Weight: 5kg
An aluminum frame and composition board top folding table that measures 30”x63”. Comes with nylon carrying bag and shoulder strap.

Cement Weight: 23kg
A bag of general purpose cement, intended for rebuilding efforts.

Chemical Detector Kit Weight: Negligible
A simple kit for the detection and identification of lethal chemicals. Designed to be used once and then thrown away.

Chemical Detector Set Weight: 2kg
A vehicle-mounted unit designed to detect and identify various chemical agents. It is constantly in operation and will detect chemicals up to 100 meters away.

Compass, M-2 Weight: 0.28kg
A precision compass that features horizontal and vertical angle measurement, jeweled movement, and prismatic in-line sighting for superior accuracy. Waterproof, non-magnetic and accurate to within 1/2 degree. Features a 0-360degree ring, two bubble levelers, an internal mirror for sighting and a rubberized case.

Container, Refrigerated Weight: 2.6 tons
Configured to fit any truck of at least 3 tons in size. Comes with an integral 5kW multifuel generator (5 liter capacity provides 8 hours of power). Measures 2.5x2.5x3m in size and contains 320 cubic feet of refrigerated space. Internal temperature may be kept from 0-40°F. Used to transport large amounts of perishable foods or medical supplies.

Container, Refrigerated Weight: 6.4 tons
Configured to fir any truck of at least 7 tons in size. Comes with an integral 10kW generator (7 liter capacity provides 8 hours of power). Measures 2.5x2.5x6m in size and has 800 cubic feet of refrigerated space. Internal temperature may be kept from 0-40°F. Used to transport large amounts of perishable foods or medical supplies.

Cooler, Steel Weight: 9.9kg
Designed to hold ice for up to three days in temperatures up to 100°F. Stainless steel case and lid for durability and protection. Stainless steel handles have rubber grips for comfort. Solid steel latch creates a tight seal while keeping contents secure. Comes with a leak-proof, rust-resistant drain. Measures 16.25”Hx23.24”Wx16”D.

Cot, Military Weight: 8.16kg
A fully taped and reinforced portable bed. Frame is extruded aluminum with nylon endcaps. Opens to 78x30x17”. Folds to 37x8x5”.

Data Scope Weight: 0.31kg
A 5x30mm monocular lens that includes a compass, range finder and chronometer. Automatically focuses and superimposes bearing range and time date in the field of view. Internal battery powered or may be plugged into the vehicle power supply. Waterproof and shock resistant and issued with a neckstrap and carrying case.

Dictionary, Language Weight: 0.5kg
An extensive translation of one language to another, includes idiomatic phases. Unfortunately, it takes some time to use effectively in a conversation. Issued in all major languages.

Dictionary, “Pointee-Talkee” Weight: 0.1kg
A small booklet consisting of basic phases on side and the equivalent phase in two other languages on the opposite page. The user points to the desired phase and asks the other person to point to his reply (the instructions are on the first set of pages). Phases are deliberately kept simple (“Where is food?” “Does anyone speak English”, “Glad to meet you”, etc.) and contain phases covering the following subjects; finding an interpreter, courtesy phases, requests for food and drink, comfort and lodging, communications, injury, hostile forces and friendly forces. There are approximately 5-20 phrases per subject (as necessary).

Drill Casing Weight: 0.3kg per meter
A PVC pipe intended to be used as the lining of a water well.

Drill Rig Weight: 450kg
A trailer fitted with a drill rig (75m depth capacity) and intended to be used for drilling water wells.

Drum, 200-liter Weight: 10kg
A steel, aluminum or plastic drum issued for transporting a variety of liquids.

Fasteners Weight: 3kg
A three-kilogram box of assorted nuts, bolts, screws, nails, etc.

Fertilizer Weight: 45kg
Generic, multi-purpose chemical fertilizer.

Field Shower Weight: (empty): 0.2kg
A heavy duty plastic bag (18.9-liter capacity) that is designed to be hung in the sunlight. On a clear sunny 70 degree day, the Field Shower will heat 18 liters of water to 105 degrees within three hours. Has double-welded seams, a reinforced carrying/hanging handle and a shower head on a tube, with a built-in flow regulator. Measures 22.5”x16” and rolls to 16”x3.5” for storage.

Field Washstand Weight: 27.22kg
Designed for field use, and able to be used by up to four people at once. The faucets are pumped manually using a foot pump, and the stand has a paper towel holder and a soap dispenser. The stand is fed by an 83-liter water tank and a 10-liter soap tank, and has a third 100-liter tank for capture of wastewater.

FLEXCEL Liquid Container Weight: (250L): 56.7kg; (45L): 10.3kg
This is a large, heavy-duty rubber bladder. It can be parachuted without using a pallet or any sort of padding, can survive a fall of 100 meters without a parachute, or a fall of 12 meters from an aircraft moving at 170kmh. The contents are pumped out be placing a heavy weight on the bladder (typically, a vehicle runs over the bladder), and the bladder can typically be emptied within 25 seconds. A FLEXCEL comes in two sizes, a large (2.6x0.36m) that contains 250 liters, and a small (1x0.2m) that holds 45 liters. Weight includes hoses and valves.

Freezer, Small Weight: 20kg
A one-cubic foot freezer suitable for preserving food or medical supplies. It can be powered by a vehicle power supply or a generator. Power consumption is 0.12kW.

Freezer, Large Weight: 175kg
A 14-cubic foot freezer. It can only be powered by a generator. Power consumptions is 1.4kW.


Handcuffs Weight: (metal): 0.2kg; (plastic): 0.001kg
Used to restrain appendages. There are two types---metal and plastic. Metal cuffs are reusable and open with a key, while the plastic cuffs are disposable and must be cut off.

Horse Tack Weight: 10kg
Includes saddle, bridle, straps, stirrups, saddle blanket and so on. Everything necessary for horse back riding.

Jerrycan, 20-liter Weight: 1kg (empty)
Standard-issue metal or plastic can used for transporting a variety of liquids such as gasoline, diesel, lube oil or water.

Jumar Ascender Weight: Negligible
A special climbing rig consisting of a pair of foot loops attached to clamps, which lock on a hanging rope when downward pressure is applied. The climber uses the ascender to literally walk up the rope, almost as efficiently as climbing a ladder, at a speed of about 2.5-meters per phase.

Lantern, Multifuel Weight: 2kg
Lights a 10-meter radius. Fuel consumption is 1 liter per hour.

Life Jacket Weight: 6kg
Designed to buoy’s the wearer’s weight, plus the weight of the jacket and 10kg. Contains an emergency strobe light and a small survival kit.

Line, Light Weight: 3.4kg per 30 meters
Lightweight, half-inch diameter line for climbing. Holds up to 380kg without breaking.

Line, Heavy Weight: 5.6kg per 30 meters
Lightweight 5/8-inch diameter line for climbing. It can hold up to 580kg without breaking.

Marker Light, Strobe Weight: 0.02kg
Provides up to 24-hours of continuous pulsing of 200,000 candlepower flashing that is visible up to five kilometers away. Includes a belt clip, and amber and red lens. Uses internal battery power only.

Maps, Terrain Weight: Negligible
Standard military-issue maps drawn on 1:50,000 scale (one inch on the map equals 50,000 inches or 4,167 feet of actual terrain). They are marked using the military grid system. This is a grid coordinate that refers to a location on the map, and starts with a two-letter designator that indicates the general area that the map covers. Following these letters is a string of -4, -6, -8 or -10 digits, which provides the location on the appropriate map. The more digits include, the more exact the location. Terrain features, both man made and natural, are depicted on the maps. Satellite imaging has been used to update these maps, making them more accurate than ever before.

Maturing, Theatre Latrine (MTL) Weight: 50kg
A fancy name for a porto-potty made to military specifications. It is the same sort of outdoor toilet common at open-air events and construction sites, but in addition to the wastes being carted away and disposed of in sewer systems, the bowl for the wastes can be removed from the toilet, flammable liquid placed within, and the wastes burned. Through popular at base camps, they are generally considered to be too big for maneuver elements.

Modular Initial Deployment Latrine (MIDL) Weight: 8kg
Somewhat more robust than the personal commode, this is used to service teams of up to 25 personnel for 30 days. It consists of a collapsible fiberglass commode with hangers for a plastic bag below the opening. Wastes are deposited into the bag, and the then the bag is sealed and burned or buried. A frame for supporting a privacy screen is provided.


Mosquito Net Weight: 0.5kg
Standard 2.5x2.5 meter fine mesh net designed to be draped over a sleeping area in order to provide protection from insects.

Paint Weight: 1kg
Standard 1-liter cans, available in any color.


Personal Commode Weight: 0.45kg
Known as a PC by the troops, this consists of a heavy corrugated cardboard seat covered by a vinyl shell. The PC is, amazingly, capable of supporting 545kg.

Press, Printing Weight: 75kg
A hand operated press with 100 reams of paper and type.

Raft, Inflatable Weight: 40kg
A two-man inflatable raft normally used for rescue or assault work. The raft is normally enclosed in a nylon outer shell that also includes two 140-cm long paddles and an air pump or gas cylinder to inflate the raft. The package measures 60xx40cm. When inflated, the raft is 225x425cm and can support up to 260kg.

Rappelling Harness Weight: 1.81kg
A reinforced nylon harness with forged alloy steel attachment rings (test to 2,268kg). The front rings is for use in standard rappelling, the rear ring is for Aussie-style rappelling. Issued in black only.

Refrigerator, Small Weight: 20kg
A one cubic-foot unit, suitable for preserving small quantities of food or medical supplies. It may be powered by a vehicle power supply or by a generator. Power consumption is 0.1kW.

Refrigerator, Large Weight: 150kg
A fourteen cubic-foot unit, suitable for preserving small quantities of food or medical supplies. It may be powered only by a generator. Power consumption is 1.3kW.

Rope Bag Weight: 0.57kg
Designed to easily attach to web gear and allow line to be paid out without snagging. To use; simply fasten a carabiner to the rope end, secure the opposite end to the internal loop and roll the line into the bag. Holds up to 61m of line. The nylon bag measures 18”x10”.

Sandbag Weight: (empty): 0.2kg; 4kg per 20
Standard milispec sandbag. Available in brown or green. Weighs 10kg when filled.

Sheet, Plastic Weight: 2kg
A roll of 10mil thick, 48”x500’ sheet plastic intended for a multitude of uses.

Skis, Cross-Country Weight: 8kg
Includes poles, skies, ski boots and binders.

Small Unit Showers (SUS) Weight: 68kg
This is a hollow collapsible metal frame with rubberized fabric walls and provides four shower stalls. The units are similar in design to those onboard naval vessels, with push button controls that spray only while the button is pushed. Hot water is provided by a 75-liter water heater that can provide sixteen showers before the tank must be refilled. The tank requires 50 minutes to fully heat the water and is multifuel capable (fuel consumption is 30 liters per eight hours). The heater can also be powered by an external generator (45kW consumption) or by a vehicle power supply. The unit packs into two canvas bags and may be set up by two personnel in fifteen minutes.

Snorkel Gear Weight: 2kg
A mask, snorkel and swim fins. Permits the user to swim completely underwater for periods of up to 30 seconds, with a minimum of surface interaction (pulling the snorkel below the surface and holding his breath). The user needs to only gently break the surface and can then breath normally without making large amounts of noise or surface ripples.

Snowshoes Weight: 2kg
Designed to spread the wearer’s weight over a wider area and thus prevent him from sinking into loose snow. Snowshoes allow near-normal speed in deep snow, but are fatiguing to wear for long periods.

Solar Still Weight: 0.5kg
This consists of a plastic one-liter bowel, a one-meter length of flexible plastic tubing and a 1.5-meter square of transparent plastic. When used properly the still can provide up to two-liters of drinkable water per day in extreme heat survival situations.

Stretcher, Rescue Weight: 14kg
A lightweight metal basket stretcher equipped with hold down straps. Allows for the evacuation of an injured person up or down cliffs or across rough terrain.

Teaching Machine & Basic Library Weight: 5kg
A solar-power microfishe viewer with a supply of general how-to books on microfische.

Tent, Crew Shelter Weight: 26.76kg
A shelter that provides ran protection, weather insulation, passive chemical protection, withstands high winds and can support up to 10” of wet snow. Features a reduced infrared signature and has built-in black out capabilities (a 100 watt bulb cannot be seen through the material). The inner layer is resistant to water, wind, mildew, fire and ultraviolet degradation. The frame is lightweight olive drab aircraft aluminum tubes interconnected with joints made of engineered plastics. Features air vents and two screen doors with storm flaps. Has 118 square feet and stand 4’10”.

Tent, Command Post Weight: 42.64kg
A shelter that provides ran protection, weather insulation, passive chemical protection, withstands high winds and can support up to 10” of wet snow. Features a reduced infrared signature and has built-in black out capabilities (a 100 watt bulb cannot be seen through the material). The inner layer is resistant to water, wind, mildew, fire and ultraviolet degradation. The frame is lightweight olive drab aircraft aluminum tubes interconnected with joints made of engineered plastics. Includes remote ports, stove-pipe shields, roof ventilators, three screen doors with storm flaps and a connector tube to interlink tents. Has 115 square feet and is 8’6” tall.

Waster Treatment Unit, Thermal Conversion Weight: 2,000kg
Because civilizations have never existed without waste and garbage, disease and pestilence have always been a major danger to survival. To deal with this problem, Project planners included a highly sophisticated, fusion-powered waste treatment plant for permanent installation. It consists of two, one tonne loads, which, when erected, will process 2.5 kilos of raw sewage per person per day for a maximum of 500 people. The residue, a gray-white powder, is sterile and makes an excellent fertilizer, improving crop yields by up to twenty-five percent.

Watch, Sensor Weight: Negligible
Has a built-in thermometer, altimeter, and barometer. Also includes dual alarms and four chimes, 1/100 second chronograph, 10 lap memory, count-down timer, is water resistant (to 100m) and equipped with a back-light feature.

Water Dye Weight: 0.1kg per tube
A tube of liquid dye which can be used to highlight a patch of water (around a raft or in a lake near a crash sight) with a bright, easily-spotted color visible from the air. The primary drawback of this form of signaling is the short duration of the covered patch (no more than 15 minutes in still water and much less if the water is rough or there is some form of precipitation to break it up), and the fact that it cannot be used at night. Generally, water dye is only useful when the searchers are aware of the presence of the distressed party and are in need of an exact location. A tube provides a single dye patch of about 10 meters in diameter. Water dyes can also be used to trace underwater flows by placing them in an above ground source and then searching for dye streamers at possible exist points. Available in green, orange, yellow and red.

Water Treatment Unit, Portable, Trailered Weight: 250kg
The universal need for uncontaminated water led to the inclusion of this portable unit. It can process 40 galleons of water per water, and is powered by a vehicle power supply. The unit is primarily a tank with a self-contained decontamination/filtration unit. Should the filters of the feed clog, the unit shuts down. Water quality is monitored to assure purity of output. The unit can be operated and towed by a HMMWV. All inlet and outlet fittings are 5cm in diameter. The unit includes pump and ten meters of inlet/outlet pipes.

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Beer Weight: 1kg per case
Standard 24-count, canned beer case.

Butchering Kit Weight: 3.5kg
This high-impact plastic case contains a variety of metal knives and saws useful in the preparation of meat. The kit contains the following: 3” caping knife, 4.25” skinner knife, 5.5” boning/fillet knife, 8” Bowie-style butcher knife, 10” double ground wood/bone saw, 6.5” cleaver, 5.25” carving fork, heavy-duty game shears, 10”x14” cutting board, a spreader, a Gambrel and host system support (238kg capacity, and 22m of line) and a tungsten carbide V-style knife sharpener.

Camp Mate Weight: 4kg
This is a plastic and steel portable organizer with over 7,000 cubic inches of storage space. The top storage area can hold a camp stove and its protective lid can also be used as a sink. A silverware tray doubles as a dish strainer. Plate and cutting board storage inside the main compartment holds plate ware for up to eight. Both doors are equipped with racks for holding spices and seasonings.

Camp Stove Weight: 5.4kg
2 large and 1 small burner. Includes windscreen and a case that doubles as a stew pot. Fuel Cons is 0.75 liters per period.

Candy Weight: 1kg
Standard commercial candy in one kilogram boxes.

Chewing Gum Weight: 1kg
Standard 6-packs of chewing gum in kilogram boxes.

Coffee Weight: 1.4kg
Generic, commercial coffee blends in a sealed container.

Coffee Pot Weight: 1kg
A stainless steel, 14-cup capacity coffee pot. Made with precision-fit parts and seamless construction for extended use. Comes with a nylon carrying bag.

Cookware Set Weight: 35.5kg
A selection of pots, pans and utensils needed for food preparation. Made from cast-iron, the set is issued in a sturdy metal box and contains the following:
Lodge Tripod; 7qt Dutch Oven; 10” Skillet w/cover; 12” Skillet w/cover; 15” Skillet; Combo Cooker; 1qt Pot; 3qt Pot; Lid Lifter; Ladle; Large Fork; Medium Fork; (2) Stirring Spoons

Dehydrated Milk Weight: 1kg
Powdered milk that can be used by the lactose-intolerant.

Emergency Ration Bar Weight: 0.47kg per pouch
A ration that provides essential vitamins and minerals. Each bar provides 400 calories. Recommended consumption is 2 bars per day for normal activity, 3 bars for higher levels of exertion. Issued in vacuum-sealed, waterproof packs of six bars each, measuring approximately 10.1x17.8x3.2cm. The manufacturer claims that each bar comes in one of three flavors; amused Project personnel can spend hours coming up with fantastic guesses on what those flavors actually are.

Field Kitchen Weight: 11.3kg
A strong aluminum frame that features lantern holders, cutting board/work surface, utensil hooks, food storage area, cooler storage area, paper towel holder and a side shelf for use as a cooking or eating area. The working area measures 8’8” long by 22” wide with a 36” tall counter. Lantern holders are 6’8” tall so that lanterns are up and out of the way. Folded dimensions are 45”x22”x6”. Comes with a heavy-duty nylon carrying bag.

Food Packet, Survival, General Purpose (FPSGP) Weight: 0.71lb; (per case of 24): 18.21llbs
This packet is designed to sustain an individual in survival situations, under all environmental conditions, and when potable water is limited. It is used to sustain personnel in any survival situation for periods of less than five consecutive days. The ration contains six compressed bars (consisting of two cereal bars, three cookie bars and one sucrose bar), Lemon tea, sugar and soup & gravy base. All are sealed in individual pouches within a water -proof box. Each packet provides 1,447 kilocalories. Fourteen ounces of water are required to reconstitute the lemon tea, and the soup and gravy base. The minimum shelf is five years.

Humanitarian Daily Ration Weight: (per ration): 1.1kg;
(per case of 12): 25lbs
(per pallet of 40 cases): 1,237lbs
These rations are intended for issue to refugee populations. They are designed to provide a full day’s sustenance to a moderately malnourished individual. In order to provide the widest possible acceptance from the variety of potential consumers with diverse religious and dietary restrictions, the HDR contains no animal products or animal by-products, except that minimal amounts of dairy products are permitted. Alcohol and alcohol based ingredients are also banned. The meal bag is similar to the MRE meal bag except that it is salmon color and it contains graphics demonstrating how to open the bag and the the contents should be eaten. Since the meal is designed as a complete day’s supply of food, a minimum of two entrees is provided in each meal bag. Complementary components are also included to provide the balance of the daily nutritional requirements for not less than 2,200 calories. The minimum shelf life is 36 months.
The HDR consists of fifteen meals:
Menu 1: Bean Salad, Brown & Wild Rice w/Lentils, Crackers, Raisins, Flat Bread, Peanut Butter, Strawberry Jam, Accessory Pack*.
Menu 2: Barley Stew, Lentil Stew, Vegetable Biscuits, Peanut Butter, Grape Jam, Fruit Bar, Shortbread Cookies, Fruit Pastry, Accessory Pack*.
Menu 3: Beans & Rice in Tomato Sauce, Herb Rice, Biscuit, Vegetable Crackers, Fruit Bar, Peanut Butter, Strawberry Jam, Fruit Pastry, Accessory Pack*.
Menu 4: Bean Salad, Rice & Beans, Crackers, Raisins, Flat Bread, Peanut Butter, Strawberry Jam, Apple Fruit Bar, Accessory Pack*.
Menu 5: Barley Stew, Peas in Tomato Sauce, Vegetable Biscuits, Peanut Butter, Grape Jam, Fruit Bar, Shortbread Cookies, Fruit Pastry, Accessory Pack*.
Menu 6: Red Beans & Rice, Yellow Rice, Biscuit, Vegetable Crackers, Fruit Bar, Peanut Butter, Strawberry Jam, Fruit Pastry, Accessory Pack*.
Menu 7: Bean Salad, Lentils & Vegetables, Crackers, Raisins, Flat Bread, Peanut Butter, Strawberry Jam, Accessory Pack*.
Menu 8: Barley Stew, Rice & Vegetables in Sauce, Vegetable Biscuits, Peanut Butter, Grape Jam, Fruit Bar, Shortbread Cookies, Fruit Pastry, Accessory Pack*.
Menu 9: Lentil Stew, Herb Rice, Biscuit, Vegetable Crackers, Fruit Bar, Peanut Butter, Strawberry Jam, Fruit Pastry, Accessory Pack*.
Menu 10: Beans & Potatoes, Brown & Wild Rice w/Lentils, Crackers, Raisins, Flat Bread, Peanut Butter, Strawberry Jam, Accessory Pack*.
Menu 11: Rice & Vegetables w/Sauce, Peas in Tomato Sauce, Vegetable Biscuits, Peanut Butter, Grape Jam, Fruit Bar, Shortbread Cookies, Fruit Pastry, Accessory Pack*.
Menu 12: Pasta in Tomato Sauce, Yellow Rice, Biscuit, Vegetable Crackers, Fruit Bar, Peanut Butter, Strawberry Jam, Fruit Pastry, Accessory Pack*.
Menu 13: Lentils & Vegetables, Beans & Potatoes, Crackers, Raisins, Flat Bread, Peanut Butter, Strawberry Jam, Accessory Pack*.
Menu 14: Lentil Stew, Peas in Tomato Sauce, Vegetable Biscuits, Peanut Butter, Grape Jam, Fruit Bar, Shortbread Cookies, Fruit Pastry, Accessory Pack*.
Menu 15: Lentil Stew, Red Beans & Rice, Biscuit, Vegetable Crackers, Fruit Bar, Peanut Butter, Strawberry Jam, Fruit Pastry, Accessory Pack*.
Each Accessory Pack contains Red Pepper, Pepper, Salt, Sugar, Spoon, Matches (1 book), 8 Towelette (alcohol-free), Napkin.

Insulated Food Container Weight: 3kg
Not something to eat, but rather a way of keeping cooked and perishable food fresh and at proper serving temperature for at least two hours. It is basically a giant Thermos, about 64x43x24cm in size, with a lid that is sealed tight with a gasket and with three pans inside to hold the food. It will keep food at acceptable levels in temperatures ranging from -25° to 120°F.

Meals-Ready-To Eat Weight: (per ration): 0.86kg;
(per case of 12): 22lbs;
(per pallet of 576): 1,098lbs
This ration is designed to sustain an individual engaged in heavy activity such as training or during operations when normal food service facilities are not available. The MRE is a totally self-contained ration consisting of a full meal packed into a flexible meal bag. Each meal bag contains an entree and a variety of other components. The components are selected to complement each entree as well as provide necessary nutrition. The contents of one MRE bag provide an average of 1,250 kilocalories. Except for the beverages, the entire meal is ready to eat. While the entree may be eaten cold when necessary, it can also be heated in a variety of ways including submersion in hot water. A flameless ration heating device is packed into each meal bag. The minimum shelf life is three years.
MRE Meal Menus
Menu 1: Beefsteak w/Mushrooms, Western Beans, Jelly, Crackers, Beef Snack, Dairy Shake, Accessory Packet B, Spork, and Flameless Heater.
Menu 2: Pork Rib, Clam Chowder, Cheese Spread, Wheat Snack Bread (2), Orange Drink, Hot Sauce, Accessory Packet A, Spork, Flameless Heater.
Menu 3: Beef Ravioli, Potato Sticks, Cheese Spread, Crackers, Fudge Brownie, Cocoa, Hot Sauce, Accessory Pack A, Spork, and Flameless Heater.
Menu 4: Country Captain Chicken, Buttered Noodles, Cheese Spread, Crackers, Toaster Pastry, Candy, Mocha Cappuccino, Hot Sauce, Accessory Pack A, Spork, and Flameless Heater.
Menu 5: Chicken Breast, Minestrone Stew, Jalapeno Cheese Spread, Wheat Snack Bread (2), Pound Cake, Candy, Accessory Pack D, Spork, Flameless Heater.
Menu 6: Chicken w/Thai Sauce, Rice Pilaf, Peanut Butter, Vegetable Crackers, Raisin Nut Mix, Vanilla Cappuccino, Hot Sauce, Accessory Pack E, Spork, Flameless Heater.
Menu 7: Chicken w/Salsa, Rice, Shortbread Cookie, Jalapeno Cheese Spread, Vegetable Crackers, Candy, Hot Sauce, Accessory Pack C, Spork, Flameless Heater.
Menu 8: Beef Patty, Nacho Cheese, Pretzels, Beef Strip, Cheese Spread, Wheat Snack Bread (2), BBQ Sauce, Orange Drink, Hot Sauce, Accessory Pack C, Spork, Flameless Heater.
Menu 9: Beef Stew, Jelly, Crackers, Chocolate Disk Cookie, Dairy Shake, Hot Sauce, Accessory Pack A, Spork, and Flameless Heater.
Menu 10: Chili Macaroni, Chocolate Mint Cookie, Jalapeno Cheese Spread, Wheat Snack Bread (2), Cocoa, Accessory Pack B, Spork, Flameless Heater.
Menu 11: Pasta w/Vegetables in Tomato Sauce, Hard Candy, Pound Cake, Applesauce, Peanut Butter, Crackers, Accessory Pack D, Spork, Flameless Heater.
Menu 12: Black Bean & Rice Burrito, Hard Candy, Fudge Brownie, Wet Pack Fruit, Peanut Butter, Crackers, Picante Sauce, Accessory Pack D, Spork, Flameless Heater.
Menu 13: Cheese Tortellini, Pound Cake, Hard Candy, Applesauce, Peanut Butter, Crackers, Accessory Pack D, Spork, and Flameless Heater.
Menu 14: Manicotti w/Vegetables, Pound Cake, Dry Roasted Peanuts, Wet Pack Fruit, Peanut Butter, Crackers, Accessory Pack D, Spork, Flameless Heater.
Menu 15: Beef Enchilada, Mexican Rice, Chocolate Chip Cookie, Orange Drink, Jalapeno Cheese Spread, Vegetable Crackers, Hot Sauce, Accessory Pack D, Spork, and Flameless Heater.
Menu 16: Chicken w/Noodles, Raspberry Applesauce, Cheese Spread, Vegetable Crackers, Candy, Fig Bar, Cocoa, Hot Sauce, Accessory Pack A, Spork, Flameless Heater.
Menu 17: Beef Teriyaki, Chow Mein Noodles, Jam, Shortbread Cookie, Candy, Wheat Snack Bread (2), Grape Drink, Hot Sauce, Accessory Pack A, Spork, Flameless Heater.
Menu 18: Turkey Breast w/Gravy & Potatoes, Chocolate Sports Bar, Peanut Butter, Crackers, Cheddar Cheese Pretzels, Orange Drink, Hot Sauce, Accessory Pack A, Spork, Flameless Heater.
Menu 19: Roast Beef, Spiced Apple Cider, Cheese Spread, Crackers, Oatmeal Cookie, Cocoa, Hot Sauce, Accessory Pack A, Spork, and Flameless Heater.
Menu 20: Spaghetti w/Meat Sauce, Cheese Spread, Wheat Snack Bread (2), Hard Candy, Diary Shake, Hot Sauce, Accessory Pack A, Spork, Flameless Heater.
Menu 21: Chicken Tetrazzini, Chocolate Covered Oatmeal Cookie, Crackers, Jam, Dairy Shake, Accessory Pack B, Spork, and Flameless Heater.
Menu 22: Jambalaya, Candy, Pound Cake, Jalapeno Cheese Spread, Wheat Snack Bread (2), Orange Drink, Hot Sauce, Accessory Pack A, Spork, Flameless Heater.
Menu 23: Chicken w/Cavatelli, Pretzels, Pound Cake, Peanut Butter, Wheat Snack Bread (2), Grape Drink, Hot Sauce, Accessory Pack A, Spork, Flameless Heater.
Menu 24: Meat Loaf w/Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, Vanilla Wafer Cookie, Jelly, Crackers, Cocoa, Accessory Pack B, Spork, and Flameless Heater.

Accessory Packet-A Components: Coffee, Sugar, Non-Dairy Creamer, Salt, Chewing Gum, Matches, Toilet Tissue, Hand Cleaner.
Accessory Packet-B Components: Coffee, Sugar, Non-Dairy Creamer, Salt, Chewing Gum, Matches, Toilet Tissue, Hand Cleaner, Red Pepper, Vanilla Caramels or Chocolate Caramels Candy.
Accessory Packet-C Components: Tea w/Sweetener & Lemon Flavor, Salt, Chewing Gum, Matches, Toilet Tissue, Hand Cleaner.
Accessory Packet-D Components: Tea w/Sweetener & Lemon Flavor, Salt, Chewing Gum, Matches, Toilet Tissue, Hand Cleaner, Apple Cider, Seasoning Blend (Salt Free).
Accessory Packet-E Components: Sugar, Non-Dairy Creamer, Salt, Chewing Gum, Matches, Toilet Tissue, Hand Cleaner, Tea Bag.

Mess Kit, Personnel Weight: 0.3kg
A plastic container that separates to make two trays, each approximately 7.5”x5”. Stowed inside is a 4.25” diameter plastic eating/mixing bowl, a collapsible plastic drinking cup (holds 7 fl oz), a stainless steel interlocking knife-fork-spoon set, a three-compartment spice container and a 4.5”x7” cutting board, perforated on one corner for draining.

Mounted Water Ration Heater (MWRH) Weight: 4.5kg
This device is used to heat water, which can then be used for hot drinks, to heat pouched or canned rations, or to provide hot water for hygiene purposes. It can heat 3.75 liters of water to boiling in 20 minutes. The basin is large enough to hold 5 MRE entrees at once. There is a spigot on the front to dispense water for beverages or hygiene purposes. The device is designed to be installed in a vehicle, and runs off vehicle power.

Nonflammable Ration Heater (NRH) Weight: 0.06kg
This small device, issued with MRE meals, is designed for individual heating of meal components in water. The device consists of a long plastic bag and two packets of chemicals. The chemicals are poured into the bag, water added to the fill line and the bag sealed. It is then placed into a container of water. The device will heat all the applicable parts of an MRE to 140°F in less than 15 minutes. The NRH is cheap, produces no toxic fumes and is very light.

Pouch Bread/Pastries Weight: (per pouch of bread): 0.25kg
(per case of 24 pouches of bread): 7kg
(per pouch of pastry or cookies): 0.15kg
(per case of 40 pouches of pastry/cookies): 7kg
Pouch bread is basically a small loaf of bread sealed in a soil or plastic pouch, treated with preservatives, stabilizers, water-control agents and oxygen-scavenging sachets to keep the bread fresh for at least 3 years under normal storage conditions. The technology has also been extended to other items such as brownies, cookies, Pop-Tarts, pound cake and the like. These are not intended to replace normal rations, but are intended to serve as supplements.

Ration Pack Weight: 36kg
A heavy-duty cardboard box containing:
24 Meals Ready to Eat;24 Energy Bars; 24 assorted candy bars; 12 Packages of Emergency Ration Bars; 1 Plastic Jar of “Candy”, holds 30 pieces, these are hard, fruit flavored lumps that are 90% sugar; 24 envelopes of water treatment powder. Each envelope will treat 5 quarts; 18 envelopes of various flavors of Kool-Aid, premixed with sugar. Each will make 5 quarts; 6 envelopes of various flavors of Gatorade. Each will make 5 quarts; 50 heat tablets


Shelf-Stable Pocket Sandwich Weight: (per sandwich): 0.35kg;
(per case of 24): 9.5kg
These items are designed to provide personnel in the field with an easy meal. They are basically hollowed-out Pouch Bread filled with a variety of different fillings, ranging from roast beef to turkey to ham to peanut butter and jelly to alfalfa sprouts and cheese. They are popular due to their ease of use and consumption. Required intake is 1.5kg per day. Shelf life is 3 years.

Stove, Camp Weight: 5.4kg
A heavy aluminum stove with two steel burners (25,000 BTU each). Measures 14”x32” and comes with adjustable legs. Issued with a nylon carrying bag.

Stove, Personnel Weight: 0.1kg
A lightweight aluminum stove designed to fold flush under a canteen. Will hold a single canteen cup and uses Trioxane fuel tablets. A pack of Trioxane fuel tablets comes with each stove.

Trioxane Fuel Weight: 0.01kg
Lightweight “heat tablets”. One tablet will generate enough heat to warm the contents of a single canteen cup. Comes individually wrapped in bars, three to a box, five boxes to a pack.

Ultra-High Temperature Milk (UHT Milk) Weight: (single box): 0.25kg;
(case of 27): 16.4lbs;
(pallet of 3,240): 1,970lbs
This item is used as a mandatory supplement and/or enhancement for operational ration feeding during operations which do not have refrigeration capability or have very limited capability. It is used in situations that do not permit resupply of perishable foods. The minimum shelf life is 10 months. UHT Milk is an 8oz, single-serving box that has been specially treated to kill all microbes and keep fresh even under high temperatures without refrigeration. The container comes with a straw. The following varieties are available: Whole White; Whole Chocolate, Low-Fat White, Low-Fat Chocolate, Low-Fat Strawberry.

Vacuum Bottle Weight: 0.4kg
A heavy duty, stainless steel bottle with double O-rings for a better seal. Comes with an insulated screw-on cup and a 1.1qt capacity.

Water, Drinking, Emergency Weight: (single pack): 0.12kg;
(case of 24): 3kg
These are plastic pouches of distilled water intended for emergency use in survival situations. They are guaranteed to remain fresh for 60 months and contain 4oz of water each, and a nipple for drinking.

Water, Drinking, Sterile Weight: (single bottle): 0.5kg;
(case of 24): 12kg
This is a large plastic bottle containing 16oz of water. It is intended for the use of medical personnel.

Water Filter Weight: 4.3kg
A gravity filter can that can purify 24 gallons of water per day. It uses ceramic filters that will last an average of 60,000 gallons of water before having to be discarded. The upper tank hold 9.5 quarts of water while the lower tank will hold 9 quarts of purified water. A set of 4 replacement filters comes with each unit.

Water Purification Tablets Weight: 0.02kg per bottle
Purifies contaminated water with germicidal iodine tablets. One tablet disinfects 1 liter. Bottle of 50.

Wine Weight: 1kg
One liter of “table” wine.

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Expanded NBC Independent Field Kit Weight: 20kg
This kit consists of two complete environment units and a smallish, fully automated “receptor”. Soil, water and other “solid” samples are fed into the receptor and, within five minutes, an amazing amount of data can be obtained from the sample. When connected to a computer, it will report the presence in the samples of radioactivity and its intensity, any extraordinary chemical contamination and any unusual biological presences. It will also report the relative lethality of radiological or chemical contamination and assign a “best guess” of any biological contamination found.

In depth analysis of chemical or biological specimens by a lab will still be necessary to acquire precise information. This kit is not a magic box. It is an expanded version of the standard issue NBC kit that is keyed to look for particular traces and report on certain anomalies. Without a computer and its database, it will simply provide a readout of certain percentages of various chemical, radiological and biological measurements. Even with the computer, its “guesses” may well be wrong and they are limited to checks for expected contamination caused by The War. It may indicate that a water sample is clean when in fact, it is contaminated with giardia. This is because it is not looking for this infestation since it is unlikely that this usually non-fatal bacteria would be used as a bio agent.

Geologic Sampling Field Kit Weight: 7kg
To the casual observer, this kit looks like a glorified rock-hound’s set up. It contains the tools and other paraphernalia needed to acquire mineral samples from their native environment. In addition, it has the necessary instruments for charting slope, dip, strike and the like for geologic formations. This includes a Brunton compass, strike and dip measuring equipment, etc. With this equipment, and the Survey Kit mentioned below, and the proper training, the user will be able to construct a geologic map of the area.

Meteorological Independent Field Kit Weight: 25kg
Within this kit are instruments which can be used to determine air, land and water temperatures, determine wind speed and direction, humidity, air pressure, rainfall amounts, and so on. To be used effectively, this kit must be set up somewhere and monitored. The gear cannot predict the weather, but information collected can be useful in formulating an “educated guess”, especially with the help of a computer. As with everything else, training also helps. The kit is most useful in collecting a database on which later predictions can be based.

Soil Analysis Field Kit Weight: 5kg
This kit contains everything necessary to collect soil samples and prevent cross-contamination. There is a limited amount of analytic capability inherent to the kit, but in-depth results require the use of a lab. Included in the kit are soil-boring equipment, sample containers, a few chemicals for testing soil acidity and the like and sieves for separating soil materials.

Survey Independent Field Kit Weight: 20kg
This is a land surveyors outfit reduced to the bare essentials. An optic scope and tripod, “range” stakes and poles, plumb lines, chart paper, solar powered calculator, flags, targets and markers are included as well as a collapsible plane table. With this kit and a lot of time you could lay out a road, river system, dam, bridge site or what have you. With even more time you can make a fairly accurate map.

Tree Boring and Bio Sampling Field Kit Weight: 7kg
The “Tree Butcher’s” rig is designed to acquire live samples and keep them fresh for a reasonable period of time. It is just about useless without lab back-up. Equipment included in this kit are tree samplers of various sizes, specimen jars for samples of wood, bugs, beetles, leaves, needles, bark, etc., and a digital camera to take pictures.

Water Analysis Field Kit Weight: 3kg
This kit functions in the same way as the soil kit. It can tell you immediately whether or not a sample is fit to drink. However, anything more detailed (such as why it is not) requires a lab. Included in this kit are sealed containers for keeping samples, biological contamination testing equipment, and some simple chemicals for testing the chemical purity of the water.

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Blanket Weight: 2kg
A polyester/wool mix, gray blanket measuring 60”x80”. Issued as part of the Individual Basic Kit as well as for general issue to survivors.

Bucket Weight: 0.5kg
Has a 10-liter capacity, may be of plastic or metal.

Bungee Cord Weight: (per4) 0.17kg
A 0.5-meter long shock cord that can stretch to 1 meter. Commonly used to attach gear and build shelters.

Camouflage Compact Weight: Negligible
A small, high-impact plastic case with a mirrored surface that contains five colors: mud brown, flat black, leaf green, forest green and bark gray. Used for personal camouflage.

Canteen, 1 Quart Weight: 0.17kg
A bladder canteen with 1 quart capacity. Equipped with a screw on cap with a security strap. Issued with a nylon canteen cover with a large pouch on one side. Normally, a small field dressing, or a camouflage compact or up to three bottles of water purification tablets can be carried in this pouch.

Canteen, 2 Quart Weight: 0.28kg
A bladder canteen with 2 quart capacity. Equipped with a screw on cap with a security strap. Issued with a nylon canteen cover with a large pouch on one side. Normally, a small field dressing, or a camouflage compact or up to three bottles of water purification tablets can be carried in this pouch.

Canteen, 5 Quart Weight: 0.28kg
A bladder canteen with 5 quart capacity. Equipped with a screw on cap with a security strap. Issued with a nylon canteen cover with a large pouch on one side. Normally, a small field dressing, or a camouflage compact or up to three bottles of water purification tablets can be carried in this pouch.

Canteen, Hydration System Weight: (small): 2kg
(large): 4kg
(Both, empty): 0.2kg
A soft-sided canteen designed to be worn as a backpack (it can be used in conjunction with a rucksack and/or LBE). Two sizes are available (2 and 4-liter). Hydration systems include a flexible drinking tube to allow rapid access to the water while on the move.

Chemlight Weight: (per box of 12 lightdiscs) 0.5kg,
(Others): 0.25kg
A small tube filled with two chemicals separated by a thin membrane. When the tube is flexed, the membrane breaks and the chemicals mix, creating a dim light source. Chemlights are available in red, green, yellow, orange and blue. A chemlight glows at maximum intensity for three hours (visible at 100 meters or at the maximum range for a night vision device) and at half intensity for nine hours. Merely placing the chemlight in a pocket will conceal the light.
Another variety of chemlight, the Brightstick, will produce a very bright light for 30 minutes (visible at 250 meters). Brightsticks are only available in white or yellow.
High-intensity chemlights produce 5 minutes of extremely bright light, the first minute of which is dazzling. They are only available in red.
Infrared chemlights function as normal chemlights, but are only visible to night vision devices.
Lightdiscs are simply a 100mm wide diameter disc-shaped chemlight. They may be written upon and are most often used as markers. They glow for up to four hours and are only available in green.

Chemlight Case Weight: Negligible
A plastic tube used to hold a chemlight. Twisting the endcap turns a shutter which blocks as much of the chemlight’s glow as desired.

Cigars Weight: (per 12) 0.1kg
Average quality, box of twelve.

Cigarettes Weight: (per carton) 0.2kg
Any brand, per carton of 240.

Cigarette Lighter Weight: Negligible
Total of 500 seconds of flame (approximately 250 lights). The standard disposable “Bic” lighter.

Compass, Ranger Weight: Negligible
A lightweight, rapid-dampening magnetic compass in an oil-filled case with a shatter-resistant lens. Fits any watchband up to 3/4-inch wide.

Compass, Tritium Weight: 0.336kg
Standard U.S. Military issue compass with Tritium glowing North indicator. Features a ruled scale and graduated dial in degrees and mils. Comes with carrying pouch and lanyard.

Cup, Canteen Weight: 0.28kg
An aluminum cup with swing wire handles. Fits into the current canteen cover.

Deodorant Weight: 57gm
A zinc oxide cream mixed with Arnica and Calendola. Designed to be healing, soothing and anti-bacterial.

Dunkit Bag Weight: 114gm
A lightweight nylon mesh bag used for the sterilization of messware, food storage, dirty laundry, gear storage, or for the cooling of drinks in streams. The bag measures 24”x30”.

Emergency Blanket Weight: 0.11kg
An aluminized survival blanket designed to allow the wearer to maintain body heat in cold situations, or to deflect heat in warm ones.

Emergency Candle Weight: (per package) 0.68kg
Made of high melt-point microcrystalline wax pressed under extremely high pressure. Each candle will measures 7.3x7.3cm and will burn for up to 50 hours. Issued in packages of two.

Entrenching Tool Weight: 1.28kg
An all steel tri-fold shovel with a rubber carrying case. The handle will screw down to lock the blade in place. The “e-tool” can be used as either a mattock or as a shovel. The blade has two sawtooth edges to cut through roots.

Field Soap Weight: Negligible
A natural, hypoallergenic, antibacterial soap designed for odor control. It doesn’t get mushy, repels insects and lasts up to three times longer than other soaps. Softens hard water and is conditioned with 25% glycerin to help relieve dry skin. Issued in packs of four with a resealable bag.

Firestarter, Magnesium Weight: 0.09kg
A small block of magnesium used to start fires. A knife is scrapped along one side to create shavings, which are then ignited by scraping the blade along the built-in sparking rod. Designed to light under the dampest conditions.

Firestarter, Sparklite Weight: 57gm
A small plastic box with a flint (good for 1,000 fires) and eight fire tabs that will start a fire within two minutes under any conditions.

Fishing Line Weight: 0.01kg
A small 20m packet of standard fishing line includes a hook.

Fishing Net Weight: 1.8kg
A 3’ x 3’ net, includes weights.

Fishing Pole Weight: 0.3kg
A generic fishing pole with 20m of line, hook, weights and a reel.

Flare Weight: 0.5kg
Used to signal at a distance, such as marking a temporary landing area. Issued in sets of six and available in red, green or white.

Flare, Rocket Weight: 0.45kg
A 30mm disposable rocket that launches its payload to 100 meters before bursting, illuminating a 200 meter area for 30 seconds. Comes in red, green or white.

Flashlight, Mag-Lite Weight: 1.05kg
An adjustable beam flashlight that varies from hot spot to soft floodlight. The hood is removable so that it can serve as a lantern. Made of anodized aircraft aluminum with a 15” length. This light is fitted with a rechargeable battery pack and can be plugged into any Project battery charger. Useful battery life of up to 12 hours. Waterproof up to 50m.

Flashlight, Mini Mag-Lite Weight: 0.11kg
This mini light offers up to twenty times the illumination of ordinary penlights. The beam is adjustable for flood or spot lighting and the head can be removed to make a lantern. Made of anodized aircraft aluminum with a length of 5.5”. Fitted with a rechargeable battery back that can be plugged into any Project battery charger. Useful battery life of 12 hours. Waterproof up to 50m. Comes with a nylon belt carrying case that includes an additional power supply and three lenses (red, amber, and blue).

Geiger Counter Weight: 0.5kg
A hand-held radiation counter which provides fine measurements of radiation. Powered by internal batteries.

Goggles, Protective Weight: 0.3kg
Lightweight, polarizing goggles, which protect the wearer from the flash of NICO and other stun, munitions. They may also be worn to protect the eyes from wind, sand or other flying objects.

Hammock Weight: 0.3kg
A lightweight, mesh hammock that can support up to 225kg, yet rolls up into a fist-sized ball.

Hammock, Jungle Weight: 1.25kg
A hammock fitted with a canopy over the hammock and insect netting between the canopy and the hammock.

Krill Light Weight: 0.1kg
Basically, an electronic version of a chemlight. Powered by a single AA-sized power cell and fitted with an LED bulb. Available in red, green, orange, yellow, blue and white. Two versions are available: the Krill-180 (with variable luminosity) and the Extreme Krill (twice as bright as the standard Krill). The Krill-180 will last up to 120 hours on a single charge, while the Extreme Krill will last for up to 50 hours. The Krill-180 is slightly brighter than a chemlight.

Leatherman Multitool Weight: 0.4kg
An all-purpose multitool made from heavy gauge 440 stainless steel. Features 16 tools, including needle-nose pliers, gripper, wire cutter, a 2 3/4-inch blade, a serrated blade, bottle and can openers, punch, four different sized screwdrivers, a Philips screwdriver, a 9-inch ruler with U.S. and Metric units, file and a lanyard ring. Folds into an easy-grip handle. Issued with a nylon belt sheath that also holds a Mini-Mag Lite and a spare power cell.

M-1 NBC Kit Weight: 0.79kg
A combination detector set and treatment kit for chemical and biological agents as well as providing some radiation protection. The kit will sound an alarm (audio or vibrate) if it detects and dangerous chemicals within a 5-meter area. If pressed against the body, it will automatically inject the proper antidote (the kit contains six doses). It will also detect and measure as well as maintain a cumulative record of the amount of radiation that the wearer has been exposed too. The alarm will also sound if the radiation count goes up above the normal background level.

M-17A1 Chemical Protective Mask Weight: 1.3kg
This is a standard protective mask that will provide protection from any chemical and most biological agents that have to be inhaled in order to be effective. The filters will last up to a year under normal conditions before replacement is necessary. In the event of a chemical attack with blood agents, the filters must be replaced as soon as possible. The mask has a built-in microphone and an attachment that will the wearer to drink from canteen will still wearing the mask. The mask comes with a canvas holder that is normally strapped to one leg and contains one set of spare filters, a lens-cleaning kit, a personal decontamination and a weapons decontamination kit.

Para-Cord 550 Weight: 0.22kg
A continuous-filament nylon shroud that covers inner nylon cords. The inner cords may be used in an emergency for sewing repairs, fishing line, snares, etc. It cannot be used for rappelling or any type of weight support. Strength tested to a breaking point of 249kg.

Personal Hygiene System Weight: 0.45kg
Designed to provide a means of bathing when water or other bathing systems are not available. Each pack contains eight 9”x9” non-woven, biodegradable cotton-blend wash cloths that contain an evaporating cleanser solution of water, non-ionic surfactants, Vitamin E, dexpanthenol and a mild citrus fragrance. No rinsing is required. Issued in a resealable bag.

Poncho Weight: 0.45kg
Made of ripstop nylon with a drawstring hood. May be used as a shelter half or for ground cover. Comes in tiger-stripe pattern camouflage.

Poncho Liner Weight: 0.70kg
Can also be used as a blanket or combined with a poncho to form a makeshift sleeping bag. Made in a quilted pattern of 100% polyester insulation. Measures 80”x60”.

Ranger Bands Weight: 114gm
Rubber bands used for securing equipment to harnesses, equipment belts or to packs.

Signal Mirror Weight: 0.256gm
Made of stainless steel with a tempered laminated glass surface. Has a special aiming grid and lanyard hole. Measures 3”x5”.

Sleeping Bag Bivy Cover Weight: 0.91kg
A waterproof/windproof bag designed to be used with the MSB listed below or by itself. It incorporates the same Gore-Tex material used in the Extended Cold Weather System. It comes with a breakaway zipper that allows the occupant to egress quickly.

Sleeping Bag, Modular Weight: (Patrol Bag): 1.1kg, (Inner Bag): 2.5kg
This is a two-bag system consisting of a lightweight outer patrol bag (rated to 30°F) and an intermediate inner bag (rated to -10°F). The bags can be used independently or mated together to form an extreme cold weather bag (rated to -30F). The MSB incorporates the latest sleeping bag technology using lightweight polyester fibers for insulation. It is designed to be water and wind-proof as well as lightweight. It comes with a compression sack for easy stowage.

Sleeping Pad Weight: 0.26kg
A lightweight sleeping bag pad that cushionsand insulates the user from the ground. Made with non-slip fabric. When open measures 20”x72”x1” and rolls up for compact carrying.

Snare, Thompson Weight: 57gm
A self-locking steel snare designed to trap small animals.

Sunglasses, Polarized Weight: Negligible
Standard, UV blocking, wire-frame sunglasses.

Survival Straw Purifier Weight: Negligible
This is a pocket portable, water purification device that can filter 99% of harmful microorganisms. To use, the flat end of the tube is immersed into the water source and then used like a soda straw. Designed to process up to 5,000 gallons of water.

Swiss Army Knife Weight: 0.1kg
A multi-bladed utility knife that folds into a small package. It includes a large 57mm blade, small 40mm blade, large screwdriver, small screwdriver, bottle opener, wire stripper, can opener, bottle opener, corkscrew, scissors, wood/rope saw, reamer, tweezers, plastic toothpick, key ring and fish scaler/ruler.

Tactical Pads Weight: 0.3kg
Specialized pads designed to take the hurt out of kneeling and crawling. The knee and elbow pads are padded with 0.5” high-density foam and are contoured to it the knees, allowing for a looser, more comfortable fit and preventing loss of blood flow. The knee cap is flexible rubber material, riveted to a DuPont Cordura nylon cover. Elastic straps with buckle-and-button fastening will stay tight and can be donned, adjusted or removed in seconds.

Tactical Shooting Glasses Weight: Negligible
Shatterproof 2.5mm polycarbonite lens that provides ballistic and laser eye protection as well as peripheral protection and 100% UV blockage. Comes with a non-slip nosepiece, absorbent felt brow bar, and adjustable standard and cable temples. Available in four colors (blue, chrome, smoke and clear).

Tape, Duct Weight: 1kg
Roll of 50mm by 50m-long nylon tape. Comes in olive drab or black.

Tape, “100-Mile-an-Hour” Weight: 0.45kg
Original military-specification tape for fixing practically anything. Roll measures 2”x180’ and comes in Olive Drab or Black.

Tent, Personal Weight: 1.36kg
A low-profile, compact shelter for one person. Easy to setup and stable in even the roughest weather. Features a tube-style weather seal floor, three-layer breathable and waterproof Gore-Tex fabric top, waterproof, fully taped seams, fiberglass pole, zipper closure and a front door flap backed by a zipper-closed bug-proof netting. Cross-ventilated to catch any breezes in hot or humid weather. Measures 92” long with a 28” height tapering down to 18” at the foot.

Towel Weight: 0.085kg
A viscose rayon, felt-like fabric that can absorb up to ten times its weight and releases 90% of the water when wrung out. Measures 27”x20”.

Watch, Quartz Weight: Negligible
A Timex design that features a 12/24-four dial. The watch is non-winding and water-resistant to 50 meters. Plastic case and nylon watchband.

Water & Windproof Matches Weight: Negligible
A non-toxic chemical blend formulated to always light in wet or windy conditions. Comes in a waterproof, high-impact plastic container with a striking surface on the bottom and a lanyard hole on one side. Each case holds 25 matches.

Weather Tracker Weight: 0.2kg
A portable, internal battery powered hand-held unit. Measures and displays wind speed, temperature, wind chill factor, relative humidity, heat index, dew point, wet bulb temperature, barometric pressure and altitude readings. The user can also view minimum, maximum and average readings and graph changing trends. Also displays current day, date and time. The unit stores all measurements automatically (up to 30-days) and can download this information into any Project computer system.

Wire Saw Weight: Negligible
Constructed of eight woven stainless steel metal strands that forms a 28” sawing edge. Designed to cut most objects (including iron pipe). Split ring handles swivel to make cutting easy.

Whistle, Fox 40 Weight: 57gm
A three-chambered design that is “pealess” that provides a penetrating, attention-getting blast. Unlike conventional whistles, the harder you blow, the louder the whistle.

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25mm M-791 Armor Piercing Discarding Sabot with Tracer
This cartridge is designed for use against light armor targets. It will penetrate about 50mm of armor plate.
Weight Cartridge: 0.254kg Minimum Range: 11m
Effective Range: 2,000m Maximum Range: 7,000m
Burst Radius: NA Packaging: 100rds case
Package Weight: 41.7kg

25mm M-792 High Explosive Incendiary with Tracer
This cartridge is used where a high explosive effect combined with an incendiary effect is most useful. This would be against unarmored vehicles, personnel, buildings and aircraft.
Weight Cartridge: 0.254kg Minimum Range: 11m
Effective Range: 2,000m Maximum Range: 7,000m
Burst Radius: 1m Packaging: 100rds case
Package Weight: 41.7kg

25mm M-920 Armor Piercing, Depleted Uranium with Tracer
This cartridge uses a depleted uranium penetrator to enhance its armor penetration (roughly 120mm). It is mostly issued to
MARS Teams.
Weight Cartridge: 0.254kg Minimum Range: 11m
Effective Range: 2,000m Maximum Range: 7,000m
Burst Radius: NA Packaging: 100rds case
Package Weight: 41.7kg

40mm M-381 High Explosive Grenade Shell
This round is designed for use with the M-79 and M-203 Grenade Launchers as an anti-personnel round. It is designed to explode on contact.
Weight Cartridge: 0.226kg Minimum Range: 30m
Effective Range: 350m Maximum Range: 400m
Burst Radius: 5m Package Weight: 26.308kg
Packaging: 6 rds per bandoleer, 72 rds per case

40mm M-397A1 High Explosive-Airburst Grenade Shell
This round is designed for use with the M-79 and M-203 Grenade Launchers as an anti-personnel round. It is designed to explode about 14 meters above the ground and thus, increase damage caused by fragmentation.
Weight Cartridge: 0.231kg Minimum Range: 14m
Effective Range: 300m Maximum Range: 400m
Burst Radius: 10m Package Weight: 26.632kg
Packaging: 6 rds per bandoleer, 72 rds per case

40mm M-433 High Explosive Dual Purpose Grenade Shell
This round is designed for use with the M-79 and M-203 Grenade Launchers as an anti-armor round. It combines limited fragmentation capability with a capability of penetrating about 50mm of armor.
Weight Cartridge: 0.226kg Minimum Range: 30m
Effective Range: 250m Maximum Range: 400m
Burst Radius: 5m Package Weight: 26.308kg
Packaging: 6 rds per bandoleer, 72 rds per case

40mm M-651 CS Gas Grenade Shell
This round is designed for use with the M-79 and M-203 Grenade Launchers. On impact, this round will fill the burst radius with CS gas lasting for thirty seconds.
Weight Cartridge: 0.308kg Minimum Range: 30m
Effective Range: 200m Maximum Range: 400m
Burst Radius: 2.5 x 4.4 x 2m Package Weight: 11.793kg
Packaging: 24 rds per case

40mm M-576E2 Multiple Projectile Grenade Shell
This round is designed for use with the M-79 and M-203 Grenade Launchers. It contains twenty pellets of 00 buckshot.
Weight Cartridge: 0.226kg Minimum Range: 0m
Effective Range: 35m Maximum Range: 50m
Burst Radius: NA Package Weight: 42.58kg
Packaging: 12 rds per bandoleer, 144 rds per case

40mm M-583A1 White Parachute Flare Grenade Shell
40mm M-661 Green Parachute Flare Grenade Shell
40mm M-662 Red Parachute Flare Grenade Shell
This family of rounds are designed for use with the M-79 and M-203 Grenade Launchers. They are fired into the air and at an altitude of 170m, they eject a magnesium flare suspended on a parachute. This will illuminate the burst radius for forty seconds with 45,000cp. This round is often issued in mixed cases consisting of twenty-four rounds of M-583A1, and ten rounds each of M-661 and M-662.
Weight Cartridge: 0.226kg Minimum Range: NA
Effective Range: 200m Maximum Range: 200m
Burst Radius: 400m Package Weight: 20.819kg
Packaging: 44 rds per case

40mm M-585 White Star Cluster Grenade Shell
40mm M-663 Green Star Cluster Grenade Shell
40mm M-664 Red Star Cluster Grenade Shell
This round is designed for use with the M-79 and M-203 Grenade Launchers. When fired, the shells burst ay approximately 170m altitude and release 5-8 illuminating stars which burn for 7-11 seconds. The shells are used for signaling and are bright enough to be visible during day as well as night. They are often issued in mixed cases consisting of fifteen rounds of M-585, fourteen rounds of M-663, and fifteen rounds of M-664.
Weight Cartridge: 0.226kg Minimum Range: NA
Effective Range: 200m Maximum Range: 200m
Burst Radius: NA Packaging: 44 rds per case
Package Weight: 20.189kg

40mm M-713 Red Smoke Grenade Shell
40mm M-715 Green Smoke Grenade Shell
40mm M-176 Yellow Smoke Grenade Shell
This round is designed for use with the M-79 and M-203
Grenade Launchers. These rounds are used to mark areas and indicate targets with colored smoke. The rounds are ballistically matched to the normal HE round so that the sights may be used with no special adjustment. They are often issued in mixed cases of fifteen rounds of M-713, fifteen rounds of M-715 and fourteen rounds of M-176.
Weight Cartridge: 0.222kg Minimum Range: 45m
Effective Range: 400m Maximum Range: 400m
Burst Radius: 622m?£ Packaging: 44 rds per case
Package Weight: 19.768kg


40mm Stunbag Grenade Shell
This round is designed for use with the M-79 and M-203 Grenade Launchers. When fired, the round opens into a 15cm diameter cloth bag filled with fine lead shot. The bag will not penetrate armor, but is designed to knock down or knock out personnel without doing permanent damage.
Weight Cartridge: 0.226kg Minimum Range: 0m
Effective Range: 50m Maximum Range: 70m
Burst Radius: NA Packaging: 44 rds per case
Package Weight: 20.189kg

40mm M-384 High Velocity High Explosive Grenade Shell
This round is designed for use with the Mark 19 Grenade Launcher and cannot be used in the M-79 or M-203 weapons. It is an anti-personal round that explodes on impact.
Weight Cartridge: 0.340kg Minimum Range: 36m
Effective Range: 1,500m Maximum Range: 2,200m
Burst Radius: 15m Packaging: 50 rd belt per case
Package Weight: 23.5kg

40mm M-433 High Velocity High Explosive Dual Purpose Grenade Shell
This round is designed for use with the Mark 19 Grenade Launcher and cannot be used in the M-79 or M-203 weapons. This round combines limited fragmentation with the ability to penetrate about
50mm of armor.
Weight Cartridge: 0.340kg Minimum Range: 30m
Effective Range: 1,500m Maximum Range: 2,200m
Burst Radius: 5m Package Weight: 23.5kg
Packaging: 50 rd belt per case

60mm M-720 High Explosive Mortar Bomb
This round is designed for use with the M-224 mortar. It is a high explosive round that is used against unarmored targets and personnel. The round explodes on impact, spraying fragments throughout its burst radius. The bomb can also penetrate about 0.6m of concrete or 0.8m of rock.
Weight Bomb: 3.13kg Minimum Range: 50m
Effective Range: 3,490m Maximum Range: 3,500m
Burst Radius: 25m Packaging: 6 rds per case
Package Weight: 22kg

60mm M-722 White Phosphorus Mortal Bomb
This round is designed for use with the M-224 mortar. It is used for smoke, antipersonnel and incendiary missions. It contains white phosphorus which will burn at 2,700°C for 120 seconds with particles spread throughout the burst radius. The explosion and burning of the bomb also creates a very dense cloud of white smoke lasting for almost 200 seconds.
Weight Bomb: 3.23kg Minimum Range: 72m
Effective Range: 3,490m Maximum Range: 3,500m
Burst Radius: 10m Packaging: 6 rds per case
Package Weight: 22kg

60mm M-72 Illuminating Mortar Bomb
This round is designed for the M-224 mortar. Also known as a star shell, this round ejects a magnesium flare on a parachute. The flare will illuminate an 800m area with 200,000cp for 50 seconds. The fuse of the round is adjustable for what altitude the round will function at. The round can also be set to function on impact, in which case the magnesium will burn at 1,980°C, igniting any flammable material it contact. However, the M-722 bomb is better suited for incendiary needs.
Weight Bomb: 3.89kg Minimum Range: 200m
Effective Range: 3,490m Maximum Range: 3,200m
Burst Radius: 1,200m Packaging: 6 rds per case
Package Weight: 25kg

81mm M-889 High Explosive Mortar Bomb
This round is designed for use with the M-252 mortar. It is used against unarmored targets and personnel. The round explodes on impact, spraying fragments throughout its burst radius. The force of the explosion will penetrate through 0.8m of concrete or 1.1m of rock.
Weight Bomb: 4.23kg Minimum Range: 83m
Effective Range: 4,595m Maximum Range: 5,600m
Burst Radius: 34m Packaging: 3 rds per case
Package Weight: 23.13kg

81mm M-375A3 White Phosphorus Mortar Bomb
This round is designed for use with the M-252 mortar. It is used for smoke, antipersonnel and incendiary missions. It contains white phosphorus which will burn at 2,700°C for 120 seconds, with particles spread throughout the burst radius. The explosion and burning of the shell creates a very dense cloud of white smoke lasting for 250 seconds.
Weight Bomb: 4.23kg Minimum Range: 73m
Effective Range: 4,737m Maximum Range: 4,775m
Burst Radius: 20m Packaging: 3 rds per case
Package Weight: 23.13kg

81mm M-583A1 Illuminating Mortar Bomb
This round is designed for use with the M-252 mortar. Also known as a star shell, this round ejects a magnesium flare on a parachute. The flare will illuminate an 1,200m area with 500,000cp for 75 seconds. The fuse of the round is adjustable for what altitude the round will function at. The round can also be set to function on impact, in which case the magnesium will burn at 1,980°C, igniting any flammable material it contact. However, the M-375A3 bomb is better suited for incendiary needs.
Weight Bomb: 4.89kg Minimum Range: 300m
Effective Range: 3,150m Maximum Range: 5,050m
Burst Radius: 1,200m Packaging: 3 rds per case
Package Weight: 24.94kg

81mm M-991 Armor Piercing Mortar Bomb (Merlin)
This round is designed for use with the M-252 mortar. It is an antitank mortar bomb fitted with internal targeting electronics. It is fired in the conventional fashion. The bomb’s guidance system activates at the top of its trajectory, and its infrared seeker begins scanning an area 320m square. When the target is detected, the fins on the round adjust its trajectory towards the target. It will penetrate 128mm of armor plate. It is an overhead-attack weapon, similar to the Javelin.
Weight Bomb: 6kg Minimum Range: 400m
Effective Range: 2,750m Maximum Range: 2,750m
Burst Radius: 10m Packaging: 3 rds per case
Package Weight: 28.5kg

Small Arms Ammunition Packaging:
9x19mm Ball, 72 rounds to a carton, 20 cartons to a metal box, 2 boxes to a wooden crate.
2,880 rds per case Case Weight: 52.16kg

.357 Magnum Ball, 50 rounds to a carton, 50 cartons to a wooden crate.
2,500 rds per case Case Weight: 41.73kg

5.56x45mm Ball or Tracer, 20 rounds to a carton, 41 cartons to a metal box, 2 boxes to a wooden crate.
1,650 rds per case Case Weight: 31.29kg

5.56x45mm Linked, 150 rounds to a bandoleer, 4 bandoleers to a metal box, 2 boxes to a wooden crate.
1,200 rds per case Case Weight: 31.29kg

7.62x51mm Ball or Tracer,20 rounds to a carton, 23 cartons to a metal box, 2 boxes to a wooden crate.
920 rds per case Case Weight: 31.29kg

7.62x51mm Linked, 100 rounds to a bandoleer, 2 bandoleers to a metal box, 4 boxes to a wooden crate.
800 rds per case Case Weight: 34.92kg

7.62x51mm Match, 20 rounds to a carton, 23 cartons to a metal box, 2 boxes to a wooden crate.
920 rds per case Case Weight: 31.29kg

8.58x71mm Match, 10 rounds to a carton, 20 cartons to a metal box, 2 boxes to a wooden crate.
400 rds per case Case Weight: 38.1kg

12.7x99mm Ball or Tracer, 10 rounds to a carton, 10 cartons to a metal box, 2 boxes to a wooden crate.
200 rds per case Case Weight: 35.85kg

12.7x99mm Linked, 105 rounds to a metal box, 2 boxes to a wooden crate.
210 rds per case Case Weight: 37.64kg

12 Gauge Magnum, 25 rounds to a carton, 20 cartons to a wooden crate.
500 rds per case Case Weight: 39.91kg

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Combat Knife Weight: 0.95kg
A seven-inch long blade designed as a general purpose fighting knife. It features a heavy leather stacked grip with a flat steel pommel. Issued with a heavy leather scabbard with a pocket for a sharpening stone. Also known as a “K-Bar.”

M-9 Bayonet/Knife Weight: 1kg
This seven-inch long blade has a polymer handle. The blade is equipped with a universal sawback. The issued scabbard features a sharpening stone, a screwdriver tip, a removable pouch for accessories or a pistol magazine and a quick detach belt keeper. The blade can be inserted into the scabbard facing either way. The blade can also lock onto the scabbard to form a makeshift wire cutter.

Machete Weight: 1.2kg
The standard military-issue machete with an eighteen-inch long blade and self-sharpening sheath.

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Heckler & Koch USP Compact
The standard issue sidearm of the Project. The USP Compact is a reliable and accurate design that makes extensive use of modern polymer technology to make it lighter than other pistols in its class. The weapon is modular in construction and the safeties, control levers, sights and other components may be changed to suit a variety of needs, including left or right-handed users.
Cartridge: .40 S&W
Operation: Delayed Blowback
Type of Fire: Semiautomatic, Double-action
Rate of Fire: 39rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 380m/s
Feed: 13 round removable box magazine
Effective Range: 50m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 0.780kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.245kg
Weapon Overall Length: 19.4cm
Basic Load: 3 magazines (39 rounds)
Basic Load Weight: 0.735kg
Total Load Weight: 1.515kg

Smith & Wesson Model 19
A snub-barreled, heavy framed revolver. The short barrel length allows this weapon to be more easily concealed. A reliable design that is a limited issue with the Project Contact Kit.
Cartridge: 9x33mmR (.357 Magnum)
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Double-action revolver
Rate of Fire: 24rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 331m/s
Feed: 6 round internal cylinder
Effective Range: 40m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 0.879kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.096kg (6rds)
Weapon Overall Length: 19cm
Basic Load: 36 rounds
Basic Load Weight: 0.576kg
Total Load Weight: 1.455kg

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Heckler & Koch MP5A5/40
This is simply an MP-5A5 modified to fire the .40 Smith & Wesson cartridge and 3-round bursts. It is other wise identical to the MP-5A5 series.
Cartridge: .40 S&W
Operation: Delayed Blowback
Type of Fire: Selective
Rate of Fire: 36/80/520rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 380m/s
Feed: 30 round detachable box magazine
Effective Range: 150m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 2.85kg
Weight Magazine: 0.565kg
Weapon Overall Length: 49/68cm
Basic Load: 12 magazines (360 rounds)
Basic Load Weight: 6.78kg
Total Load Weight: 9.63kg

Heckler & Koch MP5SD
The standard MP5 equipped with an integral noise suppression system. Able to use standard 9x19mm ammunition and still have maximum sound suppression, the increased weight in the forward section has been found to increase the stability of the weapon when firing on full automatic.
Cartridge: .40S&W
Operation: Delayed Blowback
Type of Fire: Selective
Rate of Fire: 45/100/800rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 285m/s
Feed: 30 round detachable box magazine
Effective Range: 150m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 3.400kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.565kg
Weapon Overall Length: 61/78cm
Basic Load: 12 magazines (360 rounds)
Basic Load Weight: 6.78kg
Total Load Weight: 9.76kg

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Heckler & Koch G3A3
A limited Project issue, the G3 is a sturdy and accurate battle rifle. Considerable attention has been given to designing a weapon that is easy to manufacture and maintain. The weapon is designed for semi- and fully automatic fire and has a three-position selector/safety lever on the left side above the pistol grip. It uses the same roller-locking system as used with the MP-5 series submachinegun.
Cartridge: 7.62x51mm NATO
Operation: Delayed Blowback
Type of Fire: Selective
Rate of Fire: 40/100/600 rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 800m/s
Feed: 20 round detachable box magazine
Effective Range: 800m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 4.400kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.792kg
Weapon Overall Length: 102.6cm
Basic Load: 12 magazines (240 rounds)
Basic Load Weight: 9.504kg
Total Load Weight: 13.904kg

Heckler & Koch G36
The latest weapon in the Project inventory and only issued to teams frozen after 1993. The G36 is equipped with a folding buttstock. Much of the G36 is constructed of high-impact plastic and the carrying handle incorporates a x3 sight, with iron sights available if the optical sight is damaged. In addition, a red-dot collimating sight is provided for quick shots. The charging handle is under the carrying handle and the firing levers are ambidextrous (although case ejection is always to the right). The magazines are designed with lugs that allow up to five magazines to be clipped together for speedy reloading.
Cartridge: 5.56x45mm NATO
Operation: Gas-operation
Type of Fire: Selective
Rate of Fire: 45/150/750 rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 910m/s
Feed: 30 round detachable box magazine
Effective Range: 400m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 3.43kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.483kg
Weapon Overall Length: 75.8/99.9cm
Basic Load: 12 magazines (360 rounds)
Basic Load Weight: 5.796kg
Total Load Weight: 9.226kg

Remington 700
Issued as an alternative weapon with the Contact Kit, this is the standard Remington 700 equipped with a heavy barrel and a fiberglass stock. The entire assembly receives a black, non-reflective coating. It is issued with a telescopic x6 sight with a graduated reticle. Removable micrometer style iron sights are available in the even the scope is damaged.
Cartridge: 7.62x51mm
Operation: Manual bolt action
Type of Fire: Single shot repeater
Rate of Fire: 20rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 792m/s
Feed: 5-round internal magazine
Effective Range: 900m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 5.947kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.127kg
Weapon Overall Length: 109cm
Basic Load: 60 rounds
Basic Load Weight: 1.524kg
Total Load Weight: 7.471kg

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Heckler & Koch PSG-1
This weapon was developed specifically as a police and military sniper’s weapon. The barrel is a smooth bull-barrel design with polygonal rifling for extended life and accuracy. It uses the same roller-lock delayed blowback system used by most H&K weapons with the operating tolerances held extremely close. The trigger mechanism is capable of semiautomatic fire only and is fitted with an adjustable shoe. A precision adjustable tripod is available. The pistol grip is shaped to fit the hand and incorporates an adjustable palm rest to help eliminate fatigue when the weapon is held for long periods of time. A silent bolt closure device is fitted to the right side to allow the weapon to be quietly loaded when the situation demands. A six-power telescope sight is standard. A special aluminum carrying case that contains the weapon, precision tripod, two loaded 20-round magazines and two loaded 5-round magazines is standard. An extremely rare issue for Recon Teams.
Cartridge: 7.62x51mm
Operation: Delayed Blowback
Type of Fire: Semiautomatic
Rate of Fire: 40rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 788m/s
Feed: 20 round detachable box magazine
Effective Range: 1,000m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 8.100kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.786kg
Weapon Overall Length: 116.5cm
Basic Load: see above
Basic Load Weight: see above
Total Load Weight: 21.736kg

Heckler & Koch MSG-90
Issued as a military sniping rifle, the MSG90 is a lighter and less expensive version of the PSG1 and is intended to cover the gap in capabilities between the assault rifle and the precision PSG1. Normally fitted with a bipod and a x6 scope. The decision to purchase this weapon system was due to a production shortfall in the PSG-1. The preferred sniper weapon for Recon Teams.
Cartridge: 7.62x51mm
Operation: Delayed Blowback
Type of Fire: Semiautomatic
Rate of Fire: 40rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 788m/s
Feed: 20 round detachable box magazine
Effective Range: 1,000m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 6.40kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.792kg
Weapon Overall Length: 116.5cm
Basic Load: 12 magazines (240 rounds)
Basic Load Weight: 9.504kg
Total Load Weight: 15.904kg

M-24 SWS
This is the new U.S. Armed Forces sniper rifle. It is basically a Remington M700 with a heavy barrel fitted into a fiberglass stock. The entire assembly receives a black, non-reflective coating. The telescopic sight is a fixed x10 power scope with a graduated reticle, allowing it to be used for limited rangefinding determination. A set of micrometer style iron sights is included in the event the scope being damaged. The M-24 is issued only to MARS Teams. A stripped down version is available for use with the Contact Pack.
Cartridge: 7.62x51mm
Operation: Manual bolt action
Type of Fire: Single shot repeater
Rate of Fire: 20rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 792m/s
Feed: 5 round internal magazine
Effective Range: 1,000m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 5.947kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.127kg (5 rds)
Weapon Overall Length: 109cm
Basic Load: 75 rounds
Basic Load Weight: 1.905kg
Total Load Weight: 7.852kg

RAI Model 300
Issued to the MARS (SO) Teams for high-precision, anti-personnel shooting at extended ranges. The RAI Model 300 uses the powerful .416 caliber Rigby round necked down to accept a .338 bullet. The result is a high velocity round firing a heavy bullet with an overall length short enough to fit in a standard length rifle action. The Model 300 is issued with a x12 power scope.
Cartridge: 8.58x71mm Match
Operation: Manual Bolt Action
Type of Fire: Single shot repeater
Rate of Fire: 12rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 915m/s
Feed: 4 round detachable box magazine
Effective Range: 2,000m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 6.442kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.381kg
Weapon Overall Length: 139cm
Basic Load: 12 magazines (48 rounds)
Basic Load Weight: 4.572kg
Total Load Weight: 11.014kg

RAI Model 500
Issued to the MARS (SO) Teams for high-precision, anti-vehicle sniping at extended ranges, the RAI 500 uses the powerful Browning .50 caliber cartridge. Fitted with a heavy, fluted barrel and a x24 power scope, this weapon is extraordinary accurate.
Cartridge: 12.7x99mm Match
Operation: Manual Bolt Action
Type of Fire: Single shot
Rate of Fire: 6rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 888m/s
Feed: Single round
Effective Range: 2,000m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 15.153kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.118kg
Weapon Overall Length: 138cm
Basic Load: 40 rounds
Basic Load Weight: 4.72kg
Total Load Weight: 19.873kg

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Heckler & Koch Close Assault Weapon System (CAWS)
A bullpup configuration, selective fire shotgun. It uses a special all-brass cartridge to prevent jamming from heat buildup and provides a shocking amount of close-in firepower.
Cartridge: 19.5x76mmB
Operation: Recoil
Type of Fire: Selective
Rate of Fire: 30/60/240rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 488m/s
Feed: 10 round detachable box magazine
Effective Range: 150m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 4.320kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.979kg
Weapon Overall Length: 86.2cm
Basic Load: 12 magazines (120 rounds)
Basic Load Weight: 11.748kg
Total Load Weight: 16.068kg

Remington 870P
A particularly rugged and reliable design that is issued as an alternative weapon with the Contact Pack. It can be equipped with either a wooden stock or a metal folding stock and pistol grip. In both versions, an extended magazine is standard. When fitted with the metal stock, the 870P can be operated with the stock folded, but the sights will be blocked.
Cartridge: 18.5x70mmR
Operation: Manual slide action
Type of Fire: Single shot repeater
Rate of Fire: 21rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 358m/s
Feed: 7-round internal tubular magazine
Effective Range: 50m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 3.4kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.448kg
Weapon Overall Length: 77/102cm
Basic Load: 84 rounds
Basic Load Weight: 5.376kg
Total Load Weight: 8.776kg

SPAS-12
The Initials stand for Sporting Purpose Assault Shotgun, but the SPAS-12 is a military weapon. It is capable of pump action or semiautomatic fire, and has a wide variety of attachments that render it capable of firing many types of ammunition. Two of the most noteworthy are a rifle grenade launching attachment and a shot spreader which reduces the range of buckshot to 10 meters (but allows the shot pattern to spread more quickly). The SPAS-12 has a folding stock, which allows the weapon to be fired one-handed. Standard issue on Project vehicles.
Cartridge: 18.5x70mmR
Operation: Gas or Manual Pump Action
Type of Fire: Semiautomatic
Rate of Fire: 24rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 385m/s
Feed: 8 round internal tubular magazine
Effective Range: 90m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 4.354kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.512kg
Weapon Overall Length: 71/93cm
Basic Load: 96 rounds
Basic Load Weight: 6.144kg
Total Load Weight: 10.496kg

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Browning M-2HB
The “Ma Deuce” has been the primary commander’s machinegun on Western armored vehicles since the early 1920s. Since its introduction, the M-2 has gone on to become the most ubiquitous firearm in existence. It is a robust and tough design, noted for its extreme reliability under any conditions as well as for its accuracy. Project M-2HBs have been modified with a mount for an optical sight, and quick-change barrel.
Cartridge: 12.7x99mm NATO
Operation: Recoil
Type of Fire: Selective
Rate of Fire: 70/150/500rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 930m/s
Feed: 105 round disintegrating link belt
Effective Range: 1,500m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 38.100kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 14.564kg
Weapon Overall Length: 165.3cm
Basic Load: 6 belts (630 rounds)
Basic Load Weight: 87.384kg
Total Load Weight: 125.484kg

FN MAG-58
A belt-fed weapon, the MAG may used as a light or medium machinegun. A variable gas regulator allows a choice of cyclic-fire rate of 700-1000 rpm. The barrel, with a chrome-plated and stellite-lined bore, is quick-detachable, and a heavy-duty version may be used in the sustained-fire role. A very rugged and reliable design that is issued as the team’s base of fire as well as being fitted as the co-axial and anti-aircraft machinegun on many Project vehicles. Known in the US military as the M-240 and produced in two main variants: the C (co-axial-mount) and G (ground-mount). The C has no buttstock or trigger grip, no carrying handle, no sights and a different flash suppressor than the G.
Cartridge: 7.62x51mm NATO
Operation: Gas
Type of Fire: Full automatic
Rate of Fire: 250/800rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 840m/s
Feed: 100 round disintegrating link belt
Effective Range: 1,200m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 10.85kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 2.994kg
Weapon Overall Length: 126cm
Basic Load: 3 belts (300 rounds)
Basic Load Weight: 8.982kg
Total Load Weight: 19.832kg

FN M-249 SAW
This is the FN-Minimi with minimal small changes to meet the U.S. Army’s requirements for a squad automatic weapon. The changes are largely to suit US manufacturing methods are relatively small, the principal exterior difference is the addition of a heat shield above the barrel. The Minimi has earned a reputation for reliability. It is unusual in being able to fire from an M-16-type magazine or a belt without any modification having to be made. A special cover plate close the belt aperture when a magazine is loaded, or closes the magazine aperture when a belt is in place, so that there is no danger of a double-feed.
Cartridge: 5.56x45mm NATO
Operation: Gas
Type of Fire: Full automatic
Rate of Fire: 150/1000rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 925m/s
Feed: 200 round disintegrating link belt
Effective Range: 700m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 6.875kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 3.125kg
Weapon Overall Length: 104cm
Basic Load: 4 belts (800 rounds)
Basic Load Weight: 12.5kg
Total Load Weight: 19.375kg

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ARMSCOR Multishot Grenade Launcher
A rugged design that allows the grenadier to fire six rounds in rapid succession. Usually issued only to MARS Teams.
Cartridge: 40x46mmR
Operation: Manual, spring-loaded
Type of Fire: Semiautomatic, double-action
Rate of Fire: 12rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 76m/s
Feed: 6 round internal cylinder
Effective Range: 350m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 5.298kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 1.368kg
Weapon Overall Length: 57.5/80.8cm
Basic Load: 42 rounds
Basic Load Weight: 9.576kg
Total Load Weight: 14.874kg

M-79
A “shotgun” type grenade launcher issued in the earlier years of the Project. It is normally issued to vehicles since it is the only launcher capable of firing a rocket propelled grapnel hook (up to 150m).
Cartridge: 40x46mmR
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Single shot
Rate of Fire: 6rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 76m/s
Feed: Single round
Effective Range: 350m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 2.699kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.228kg
Weapon Overall Length: 73.7cm
Basic Load: 40 rounds
Basic Load Weight: 9.12kg
Total Load Weight: 11.789kg

Improved M-79
In the later years of the Project, it was recognized that the venerable M-79 was in need of serious upgrading. The Improved M-79 replaces the wooden stock of the M-79 with a folding stock (the same as mounted to the G36). A pistol grip and a synthetic forestock were added. Perhaps the best upgrade was the replacement of the M-79s leaf sight with an Occluded Eye Gunsight, a x3.5 sight designed for the vibration of low-velocity grenades. All surfaces are coated with an anticorrosion coating and permanent lubrication is provided for all moving parts.
Cartridge: 40x46mmR
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Single shot
Rate of Fire: 6rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 76m/s
Feed: Single round
Effective Range: 350m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 2.9kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.228kg
Weapon Overall Length: 36/73cm
Basic Load: 40 rounds
Basic Load Weight: 9.12kg
Total Load Weight: 12.02kg

M-203
Designed to be mounted underneath any standard assault rifle. When mounted, both weapons may be fired simultaneously. The launcher is equipped with two sights, a quadrant sight for precision fire, and a “snap shot” sight for rapid engagement.
Cartridge: 40x46mmR
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Single shot, slide open
Rate of Fire: 8rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 71m/s
Feed: Single round
Effective Range: 350m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 1.361kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.228kg
Weapon Overall Length: 40.5cm
Basic Load: 42 rounds
Basic Load Weight: 9.576kg
Total Load Weight: 10.937kg

Mark 19 Mod 3 Automatic Grenade Launcher
A heavy, but reliable weapon that uses the “long” 40mm cartridge, a high velocity design that cannot be used in any other launcher. While the bulk and weight of the weapon and its ammunition are major drawbacks, these are outweighed by the Mark 19’s firepower.
Cartridge: 40x53mmR
Operation: Blowback
Type of Fire: Selective
Rate of Fire: 30/60/375rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 244m/s
Feed: 50 round disintegrating link belt
Effective Range: 2,200m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 63.483kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 17.72kg
Weapon Overall Length: 102.8cm
Basic Load: 6 belts (300 rounds)
Basic Load Weight: 106.32kg
Total Load Weight: 169.803kg

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M-224 60mm Mortar
A smoothbore, muzzle-loading lightweight cannon firing a fin stabilized “bomb”. The high arc of the fired shell allows it to drop on targets hidden behind obstacles. Its weight requires a two-man crew
Cartridge: 60mm
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Single shot, muzzle loaded
Rate of Fire: 30rpm maximum, 20rpm sustained
Feed: Single round
Minimum Range: 140m
Maximum Range: 3,490m
Weight Tube: 8.1kg
Weight Bipod: 8.3kg
Weight: Baseplate: 4.5kg
Weight, Ready to Fire: 20.9kg
Weapon Overall Length: 98cm

M-252 81mm Mortar
A smoothbore, muzzle-loading cannon firing a fin stabilized “bomb”. The high arc of the fired shell allows it to drop on targets hidden behind obstacles. The tremendous weight of the weapon and its ammunition requires at least five men to carry it.
Cartridge: 81mm
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Single shot, muzzle loaded
Rate of Fire: 30rpm maximum, 15rpm sustained
Feed: Single Round
Minimum Range: 166m
Maximum Range: 5,650m
Weight Tube: 12.7kg
Weight Bipod: 12.3kg
Weight Baseplate: 11.6kg
Weight, Ready to Fire: 37.85kg
Weapon Overall Length: 128cm

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M-136 Light Anti Armor Weapon
The M-136 (also known as the AT4 or “eighty-four”) is a lightweight, simple and effective disposable weapon for use against armored targets. A completely new warhead design gives a secondary behind-armor effect in the form of a high-pressure rise and flash, thus producing a blinding and incendiary effect in addition to armor penetration.
Caliber: 84mm
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Single shot, disposable
Muzzle Velocity:
Feed: Single round, prepackaged
Weight Weapon (Loaded): 6.7kg
Effect: Penetrates steel, secondary blast and fragmentation
Area of Effect: Penetrates 450mm steel, 10m-blast radius
Minimum Range: 30m
Effective Range: 300m
Maximum Range: 2,100m
Weapon Length: 102cm

Armbrust 300 Light Anti Armor Weapon
A German-designed weapon that is actually a recoilless shell launcher using a countermass to eliminate recoil. This allows the Armbrust to be fired within enclosed spaces (one of the very few launchers capable of doing so). The countermass design also traps all of the smoke and much of the noise (little louder than a pistol shot), thus making the detection of an Armbrust launch very difficult.
Caliber: 67mm
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Single shot disposable
Muzzle Velocity: 210m/s
Feed: Single round prepackaged
Weight Weapon (Loaded): 6.3kg
Effect: Penetrates steel, secondary blast and fragmentation
Area of Effect: penetrates 300mm steel, 5m-blast radius
Minimum Range: 10m
Effective Range: 400m
Maximum Range: 1,500m
Weapon Length: 85cm

M-3 Carl Gustav Recoilless Rifle
This is a recoilless weapon designed primarily for use against tanks, but can also be used in a variety of roles. The weapon consists of a rifled tube with a rear-mounted, up-rotating venturi, a sprung bipod-cum-shoulder rest, a pistol-grip firing mechanism and a forward handgrip. An open or telescopic sight can be fitted. The “Charlie-G” is normally operated from the shoulder. A round is loaded from the rear into the breech with the venturi open. Firing is mechanical by a hand-cocked, percussion-operated detonator located in a tube on the right side of the barrel. In addition, a two-pressure trigger and safety catch are provided. As with other multi-purpose systems, a variety of ammunition is manufactured. The main round is a HEAT projectile, but anti-personnel, smoke and illuminating rounds are also available. A newly designed “heavy” HEAT projectile has been placed in service, which allows greater armor penetration.
Caliber: 84mm
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Single shot, breech loaded
Muzzle Velocity: 255m/s
Rate of Fire: 6rpm
Feed: Single Round
Weight Weapon (Empty): 8.5kg
Weight Round: 3.1kg
Effect: Penetrates steel, secondary blast and fragmentation
Area of Effect: Penetrates 400mm steel, 10mm blast radius (FFV-551 HEAT)
Penetrates 900mm steel, 15mm blast radius (FFV-597 HEAT)
Minimum Range: 15m
Maximum Range: 1,000m
Effective Range: 300m (FFV-597 HEAT), 500m (FFV-551 HEAT), 1,000m (HE)

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HAFLA DM-34
A single-shot, disposable “flamethrower” that fires an incendiary shell which burns at 1,300°C and burns for 120 seconds.
Cartridge: 35mm
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Single shot
Weight Weapon: 0.625kg
Weapon Overall Length: 44.5cm
Effective Range: 70m
Basic Load: 3 rounds
Basic Load Weight: 1.875kg

M-202A1 Flash
A four-barrel reloadable rocket launcher. The shell is incendiary and will cover the 15m-burst radius with burning material that will last for 40 seconds and burn at 1,000°C.
Cartridge:66mm
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Double-action, multibarrel
Weight Weapon (Empty): 5.216kg
Weapon Overall Length: 68.6/88.3cm
Effective Range: 750m
Basic Load: 3 clips
Basic Load Weight: 20.25kg
Total Load Weight: 25.425kg

FGM-148A Javelin Anti Tank Guided Missile
The newly developed successor to the Dragon, the Javelin employs a command to line-of-sight guidance system and consists of two main parts; a tracker and the missile. The tracker includes a day/thermal sight equipped with a Forward Looking Infrared imaging system, launch controls and the gunner’s eyepiece/display. Magnification using the thermal sight can be up to nine times normal vision and the tracker battery is good for four hours of operation.
Caliber: 127mm
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Single shot, disposable
Muzzle Velocity:
Feed: Single round, prepackaged
Weight Tracker: 6.6kg
Weight Missile: 15.9kg
Effect: Penetrates steel, secondary blast and fragmentation
Area of Effect: Penetrates 640mm of steel, 10m-blast radius.
Minimum Range: 65m
Maximum range: 2,500m

M-152 TOW II Anti Tank Guided Missile
TOW, which stands for Tube-launched, Optically-tracked, Wire-guided missile is perhaps the single most common ATGW in the world today. The basic mount is man-portable and capable of being spilt into four units. These are the tripod, launcher, electronic signals generator and the tracking optical sensor. The missile in its container is loaded into the launcher, and electrical connections are made through the container as it is loaded. The wings and control surfaces are folded at this stage but open on ejection. In flight, two wires, through which command signals are transmitted, unreel from the missile. So long as the operator tracks the target in his sight, automatic corrections are made by a sensor to keep the missile on the correct course, the operator does not have to make any range or lead calculations. The Project issue version is the TOW IIC, which can be set for direct or overhead attack.
Caliber: 152mm
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Single shot
Muzzle Velocity:
Feed: Single round, prepackaged
Weight Tracker: 4kg
Weight Launcher: 116.4kg
Weight Missile: TOW II (28kg), TOW IIC (31kg)
Effect: Penetrates steel, secondary blast and fragmentation
Area of Effect: Penetrates 690mm steel, 10m-blast radius
Minimum Range: 65m
Maximum Range: 3,750

FIM-92 Stinger Anti Aircraft Missile
Entered Project service in 1979. It can engage approaching as well as receding targets and also oblique targets before they reach the crossing point. An IFF feature is incorporated in the aiming unit. The missile is resistant to jamming and is not affected by such heat distracters as flares. It has a top speed of Mach 2.2, thus enabling to engage many high-speed targets. A passive infrared homing seeker is used that makes the Stinger into a fire-and-forget weapon. A laser guidance system is also available where the operator tracks the target through a lightweight, stabilized sight that aligns the laser beam for target intercept by the missile.
Caliber: 75mm
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Single-shot
Muzzle Velocity:
Feed: Single round, prepackaged
Weight Tracker: 3kg
Weight Launcher: 5kg
Weight Missile: 10kg
Effect: Blast and fragmentation
Area of Effect: 20m blast radius
Minimum Range: 60m
Maximum Range: 5,000m

[dragoon500ly]

AN-M8 HC Smoke
This is a burning-type grenade that produces a dense cloud of white smoke during its burning time of 120 seconds.
Weight: 0.672kg
Effective Throwing Range: 30m
Fuse Delay: 2 seconds
Burst Radius: n/a
Packaging: 16 per case
Package Weight: 18.45kg

AN-M14 Thermite
The extreme heat (2,200°C) of this grenade will destroy any equipment it is placed on and ignite any flammable material within 2 meters. The grenade will burn its way through 15mm of armor plate and will burn underwater. The grenade burns for 40 seconds.
Weight: 0.896kg
Effective Throwing Range: 25m
Fuse Delay: 2 seconds
Burst Radius: n/a
Packaging: 16 per case
Package Weight: 21.15kg

AN-M18, Colored Smoke
A burning-type grenade that produces a dense cloud of red, yellow, violet or green smoke for 90 seconds.
Weight: 0.672kg
Effective Throwing Range: 30m
Fuse Delay: 2 seconds
Burst Radius: n/a
Packaging: 16 per case
Package Weight: 18.45kg

M-6 CN-DM Gas
Similar to the AN-M8 but the smoke cloud consists of a mixture of tear and vomit gases. Effects last for up to one hour after exposure. The grenade burns for 60 seconds.
Weight: 0.476kg
Effective Throwing Range: 40m
Fuse Delay: 2 seconds
Burst Radius: n/a
Packaging: 16 per case
Package Weight: 15.75kg

M-7A3 CS Gas
This grenade produces a dense cloud of CS tear gas. The gas causes pain in the skin, eyes, throats and lungs. The effects disappear 15 minutes after exposure. The grenade burns for 60 seconds.
Weight: 0.434kg
Effective Throwing Range: 40m
Fuse Delay: 2 seconds
Burst Radius: n/a
Packaging: 16 per case
Package Weight: 13.5kg

M-9A1 BZ Gas
Upon ignition this grenade releases a cloud of BZ Gas and burns for 60 seconds. The gas causes temporary slowing of physical and mental activity, disorientation, and hallucinations. The effects last for up to 6 hours.
Weight: 0.450kg
Effective Throwing Range: 40m
Fuse Delay: 2 seconds
Burst radius: n/a
Packaging: 16 per case
Package Weight: 14.2kg

M-25A2 CN Gas Grenade
This grenade produces a dense cloud of CN tear gas. The gas causes pain in the skin, eyes, throats and lungs. The effects disappear 15 minutes after exposure. The grenade burns for 60 seconds.
Weight: 0.3kg
Effective Throwing Range: 40m
Fuse Delay: 2 seconds
Burst Radius: n/a
Packaging: 50 per case
Package Weight: 22kg

M-26A1 Fragmentation
The standard issue grenade. Containing 158gm of explosive the grenade explodes into approximately 400 fragments over the burst radius.
Weight: 0.448kg
Effective Throwing Range: 40m
Fuse Delay: 4 seconds
Burst Radius: 15m
Packaging: 30 per case
Package Weight: 23.4kg

M-34 White Phosphorus
Contains white phosphorus as filler. When the grenade explodes it throws out fragments of phosphorus throughout its burst radius. The fragments, which burn at 2,700°C for 60 seconds, will ignite any flammable substance they contact. The grenade will also create a large cloud of dense white smoke while burning.
Weight: 0.756kg
Effective Throwing Range: 30m
Fuse Delay: 4 seconds
Burst Radius: 35m
Packaging: 16 per case
Package Weight: 18.9kg

M-67 Fragmentation
The round, almost baseball-like shape of this grenade makes it easier to throw and more stable in flight. The thick casing of the body separates into a good number of fragments, but is not quite as effective as other methods of controlling fragmentation.
Weight: 0.390kg
Effective Throwing Range: 40m
Fuse Delay: 4 seconds
Burst Radius: 15m
Packaging: 30 per case
Package Weight: 21.7kg

Mk1 Illuminating
This is a hand-thrown flare. The grenade illuminates a 200m diameter area with 55,000 candlepower for 25 seconds.
Weight: 0.28kg
Effective Throwing Range: 40m
Fuse Delay: 7 seconds
Burst Radius: n/a
Packaging: 25 per case
Package Weight: 22.95kg

Mk3A2 Explosive
This is a prepackaged demolition charge of 0.226kg of TNT. The grenade’s fiberboard casing causes no fragmentation.
Weight: 0.437kg
Effective Throwing Range: 40m
Fuse Delay: 4 seconds
Burst Radius: 2m
Packaging: 20 per case
Package Weight: 20.295kg

NICO Stun
This grenade is a canister type, carrying 8 submunitions that eject out of the top. There is no fragmentation with this type. As each submunition is expelled from the canister, it flies in a random pattern and flashes after a 0.5-second delay. The flashes range from175-185 decibels and 1,000,000 candelas in intensity. They are carefully engineered to be above the temporary disabling level but not of such intensity as to cause permanent physical damage. The blast and shock cause temporary psycho- and physiological disorientation, preventing any voluntary acts on the part of those exposed to the effects. The duration is short term, lasting from 5-15 seconds and effecting those within a 10-meter radius.
Weight: 0.275kg
Effective Throwing Range: 35m
Fuse Delay: 2.5 seconds
Burst Radius: 10m
Packaging: 20 per case
Package Weight: 15.5kg

[dragoon500ly]

M-14 Antipersonnel
This mine is designed to injure only one person. It detonates with 9kg of pressure. It is a plastic mine that is easily neutralized and defused, it is very susceptible to overpressure.
Weight: 0.1kg
Burst Radius: 0.13m
Packaging: 150 per case
Package Weight: 19kg

M-15 Antitank
This mine explodes when the pressure plate is subjected to more than 160kg of pressure or the tilt rod is tilted more than 15 degrees. An individual is unlikely to set it off. The mine may also be remote detonated (up to 50 meters away). The mine is easy to defuse and very susceptible to overpressure.
Weight: 14.3kg
Burst Radius: 54m
Packaging: 2 per case
Package Weight: 34kg

M-16A1 Antipersonnel
This mine, when fired, throws a shell 1-meter into the air. When the shell explodes, it hurls steel balls over a 30-meter radius. This mine will fire from either pressure or up to two 10-meter tripwires. It detonates on 3.6kg of pressure or by means of a tripwire. It is unaffected by overpressure.
Weight: 3.6kg
Burst Radius: 30m
Packaging: 4 per case
Package Weight: 20.25kg

M-18A1 Claymore Antipersonnel
This mine acts as a giant shotgun shell. The mine’s blast sends fragmentation out in a cone 100m long and 50m wide and 2m high at its end. The mine is issued in a canvas bandoleer with an M57 electrical firing device (called a “clacker”) and an M-4 blasting cap with 30 meters of firing wire. The Claymore can be command detonated or rigged to two tripwires. The Claymore is easy to defuse and is unaffected by overpressure.
Weight: 1.6kg
Burst Radius: 16m (100x50m fan)
Packaging: 1 per bandoleer, 6 per case
Package Weight: 23.85kg

M-19 Antitank
A non-metallic blast mine made entirely of plastic. The mine is designed to destroy armored vehicles but may also be used as a packaged demolition charge. The explosive charge is equal to 8.815kg of C-4. This mine requires 160kg of pressure or that its tilt rod be tilted more than 15 degrees. The mine can also be remote detonated (up to 50 meters away). It is susceptible to overpressure.
Weight: 12.6kg
Burst Radius: 48m
Packaging: 2 per case
Package Weight: 36kg

M-21 Antitank
This mine requires 132kg to explode, or 1.7kg of pressure on its tilt rod fuse. It may also use a magnetic or pneumatic tube fuse (when a vehicle weighing more than 400kg passes over it, the fuses will activate). A mine detector is likely to detonate the magnetic fuse, as well as probing with a knife blade. The mine is easily disabled once found, but it is totally resistant to overpressure.
Weight: 8kg
Burst Radius: 30m
Packaging: 2 per case
Package Weight: 19kg

M-25 Antipersonnel
This small blast mine is directional and designed to puncture a tire or wound a foot. It is emplaced by simply pressing it into the ground.
Weight: 0.077kg
Burst Radius: 0.156m
Packaging: 150 per case
Package Weight: 18.5kg

M-26Antipersonnel
This is another bounding antipersonnel mine. It is of a newer design than the M-16A1, but operates similarly. It is harder to defuse than the M-16A1, and is unaffected by overpressure.
Weight: 1kg
Burst Radius: 15m
Packaging: 10 per case
Package Weight: 13kg

M-88 Pursuit Denial Munition (PDM)
This mine is designed to be used to foil pursuit by enemy forces. It is easy to set and may be simply dropped in the enemy’s path. They are small (57x85mm) and can be easily missed by a rapidly moving group. They are difficult to disarm and are immune to overpressure. Once the safety pin is pulled, the mine becomes active thirty seconds later.
Weight: 0.54kg
Burst Radius: 2m
Packaging: 24 per case
Package Weight: 17kg

[clivegh]

This is a great help for my MP Campaign!

http://www.henrick.com/ca4

I am actually going to use the 60mm Mortar tomorrow night!

[dragoon500ly]

Always glad to be of assistance!

[Gelrir]

If you want to get very up to date on demolitions, the military has been jettisoning the time fuse/det cord systems in recent years, in favor of shock tubes.

http://books.google.com/books?id=eTb7IoVTUwEC&pg=PA195&lpg=PA195&dq=shock+tube+demolition&source=bl&ots=fBWhfhPYrZ&sig=B8fVSeSwsLVgvHXZWjOUKO6tv-Y&hl=en&sa=X&ei=0xWmUpHqCcaGoQSkqoGYAw&ved=0CH4Q6AEwDg#v=onepage&q=shock%20tube%20demolition&f=false

Of course, there are many jolly uses for det cord that shock tubes can't perform (tree cutting for example).

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Michael B.

[mikeo80]

That is a lot of great info, Dragoon500.

Something I would like to add to the mix. Something I have seen in games I have played or ran.

The shoebox.

In a lot of games, the GM allowed each player to bring something from "the past" into the game. It MUST fit into a shoebox.

I have seen all KINDS of strange memorabilia, odd knick-knacks, or thought out survival items. Some examples I have seen.

One guy's family actual owned a World Series championship ring from the 1969 Mets. It was in his shoebox.

Small fishing gear. Line, hooks, weights, bobbers, etc.
.22 revolver with 150 rounds of .22LR
Pipe, tobacco, lighter, pipe cleaners, etc. (one of my characters)
1 Pint of single malt scotch (now 150 years older)
OLD Family Bible (Names back to 1620's)
String of pearls from Great Grand Mother
St. Jude Medals
High School Class Ring
Football
Frisbee
Boy Scout compass
Car keys from first car

one guy went so far as to have some strands of hair from different family members.

It does pose an interesting question. What would YOU bring if you were part of TMP?

My $0.02

Mike

[dragoon500ly]

I've actualy used something like this in many of my games. The Personal Effects Satchel is a small gym bag capable of holding roughly 4kg of "stuff", although I tend to restrict what can go in (sorry that Thompson SMG and twelve 100 round drums that your great-grandfather left you, just won't fit), and I'm amused at what some people will try to bring along, like the family's uncut gem collection, or the gold coins that have hidden in the ole flour bin for "genertions".

I tend to place things like photos, favorite books on cd-rom.

[Gelrir]

Both my original campaign (run in the mid-Eighties) and my current campaign have a "personal effects box". In both cases we use a .50 cal can as the container:


it's sturdy and watertight
the dimensions are known, and can't be fudged
they're easy to get if you want a prop


Our current campaign has a page on these:

http://asmrb.pbworks.com/w/page/50149718/Morrow%20Project%20Personal%20Effects

EDIT: note that the current campaign is "classic setting", so nothing from after the Eighties is present.

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Michael B.

[kato13]

Given the team members are giving up their lives to the project and that the project is stashing away millions of cubic feet of material, I allow my players to stash quite a bit of stuff.

However I put it in three increasing containers

One small shoe box size container in the bolthole.

One footlocker in their local nesting cache.

The equivalent of 6 duffel bags in the regional headquarters.

So if everything goes as plan they get the first one out of the box, the second one when they make a local base or that cache's material is recovered as a regional asset, and the last bunch when they complete a rotation and return to the regional base for R^4 (Rest and relaxation and refit and retraining).

[stormlion1]

We used a seventh 'extra' cache for personnel items that was buried near the Bolt Hole that allotted 4 feet by 4 feet per person for personnel items to be recovered later and from the start of the campaign we allowed individual's to bring a standard 2 foot toolbox sized box worth of personnel items along. This would be tied down on the back of vehicles while traveling but did allow for plenty of personnel items to be brought along. Spare magazines for my fathers Colt 1911 were in mine, but the rest was filled with books and a Walkman with plenty of tapes.
We start a new campaign in February using the new rules so I think the books and Walkman with tapes are out as I can find 'other' ways to fill the space that don't take up as much room but still allow me to have music and reading material.

[Gelrir]

Having the total of "Personal Equipment" take up more volume than the issued team equipment seems a bit odd.

Plus, if you have lots of personal stuff, I worry that even character generation will turn into a tech/equipment festival ... an issue the MP game is already prone to.

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Michael B.

[stormlion1]

The oddity is that there was a need to store personnel effects when you were going to originally going to wake up in something like five years after the apocalypse! Of course the team that was put to sleep in the 70's will be in for a rude shock to discover 8-tracks and bell bottoms are long out of date even if they are personal effects. I understand needing something to latch onto though. What I never understood was the Morrow Project supposed to set up bases after the nukes fell and do good from there? travel about? If the plan was to set up a permanent base camp and operate from there personal effects make sense but I a team like a recon team was main job to travel about the amount of effects would be severely restricted.

[mikeo80]

Having the total of "Personal Equipment" take up more volume than the issued team equipment seems a bit odd.

Plus, if you have lots of personal stuff, I worry that even character generation will turn into a tech/equipment festival ... an issue the MP game is already prone to.

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Michael B.

That is why in the games I have been in, the limit was ONE shoe box. There is only so much crap you can stuff into that box. When it is full, that is it.

My $0.02

Mike

[mikeo80]

The oddity is that there was a need to store personnel effects when you were going to originally going to wake up in something like five years after the apocalypse! Of course the team that was put to sleep in the 70's will be in for a rude shock to discover 8-tracks and bell bottoms are long out of date even if they are personal effects. I understand needing something to latch onto though. What I never understood was the Morrow Project supposed to set up bases after the nukes fell and do good from there? travel about? If the plan was to set up a permanent base camp and operate from there personal effects make sense but I a team like a recon team was main job to travel about the amount of effects would be severely restricted.

I agree that personal effect should be limited. One Shoebox was it in my games.

Now as to bases, I think that you are correct that the Recon teams are the "travelling salesmen" of Morrow. They also look to see who needs what the most. Then Science teams and/or MARS could be dispatched to deal with larger problems.

Most of my games, the Recon Team is ALONE!!! What I noticed was the characters finding the first place that needed them, fixing what ever problem existed, then use that area as a base of operations. It seemed to make sense. You are 150+ YEARS out of sync with the plan.

My $0.02

Mike

[kato13]

I try to design the project teams so they will survive from a logistical perspective, even if a team wakes up 10 days after impacts. That is where the nesting cache concept comes from. Since there is going to be more room there than in the bolthole, I figured a footlocker sized cache seemed reasonable.

The larger cache at the regional base would probably never be accessible to players in a standard game (150+ years wakeup), but from a logistical perspective it works. Since most of my regional bases are based on mines, moving such material into the base would only require one half of one day's volume of the mine's average train traffic.

I can use the caches as a way to move players around. I also look at it as a bit of payback to honorable men and women who chose sacrifice literally everything. These sacrifices were made and in return the teams only got vague promises of support (which in the end were broken). So if the project has the space, I at least have them try to make a bit of recompense for what was given up.

[Gelrir]

Look, a glorious badge on a beret.

http://asmrb.pbworks.com/f/MP%20Beret%20with%20Badge.JPG

--
Michael B.

[stormlion1]

I always wondered who's bright idea it was to issue berets of all things? Its not exactly the best head gear in the field after all and its not like the Morrow Teams were trying to be mistaken for Green Berets with Morrow Project badges on their shoulders.
And on that note, where did the badge come from?

[Gelrir]

For our campaign, the berets are black, not green, so none of the (somewhat foolish) freaking-out featured in the Ruins of Chicago.

Team members have helmets to wear when operating vehicles; and for the most recent five-player team, every character stashed some alternate hat in their personal effects box. The amused comment was, "You each received your beret at the end of training, and wore it once, for the group photo."

The badges were done in black-enameled, gold-plated brass, and look fairly good if we do say. I'm gonna send some to Chris Garland, so if you're nice to him ...

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Michael B.

[stormlion1]

Got my own Beret and hated wearing the thing. I noticed everyone above the rank of Tech Sergeant was going bald and the only reason I could think of why was those berets. Preferred my watch cap honestly. Its warmer to wear!

[Gelrir]

The choice was probably between beret or something like the Vietnam-era fatigue cap.

http://david.brubakers.us/Vietnam/#SOFTHEADGEAR

Third place: a boonie hat. Besides the beret and the CVC helmet, each team member gets their "individual cold weather kit" in our current campaign, which includes a black knit watch cap.

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Michael B.

[stormlion1]

Would have figured a baseball cap would have been the way to go or possibly the boonie cap.

[Gelrir]

Ah, well, berets are shown in several of the original MP publications. If the US Army can choose berets, so can the (military-industrial) Morrow Project, I suppose.

Especially in the early-to-mid Eighties, when "military beret" has an association with tough guys (Airborne, Special Forces, paratroopers in other countries).

It's certainly a decision that can be changed by any referee/PD for their own campaign of course. If you feel the Project should issue Montana hats, or toques, or leather Snoopy helmets ... go for it.



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Michael

[stormlion1]

Oh, I am not faulting the berets themselves. It just seems like an odd piece of equipment to issue to Morrow Teams, especially ones that are expected to awaken only three years after a nuclear war. Morrow Teams equipment runs the gamut of timeframes, M-14 rifles, M-16's, Uzi's. The old Vietnam era OD Green camo, probably the newer for the 80's BDU's, etc, etc. It all came down to when the team was frozen and if they were updated before the bombs fell.

[Project_Sardonicus]

I always wondered who's bright idea it was to issue berets of all things? Its not exactly the best head gear in the field after all and its not like the Morrow Teams were trying to be mistaken for Green Berets with Morrow Project badges on their shoulders.
And on that note, where did the badge come from?


Berets are awesome and were rather popular with some quite elite Allied units in ww2. As they helped soften the shape of the head thus making for a less clear target for a sniper or anyone with a rifle. Steel helmets of the time barely being able to keep out the rain.

Now the met police in the UK are considering issuing Sikh officers in firearms and riot units with turbans made from bullet resistant cloth.

So I can't see why a resist weave beret would be out of question. Perhaps with a protective inner liner as well.

In game terms perhaps enough to give a foolish team member shot in the head, a painful if not fatal lesson in being more common.

Indeed there's also a Russian company that makes self defence hats from tough material, with a solid rim. Kind of like an Oddjob baseball cap, so why not weaponise a beret. I believe when brawling in the days before DDay some soldier would use their berets as a sort of cosh. Holding one end and striking their fellow brawler with the heavy badge end.

[Traccept]

50 Gold Double Eagle Coins; 50 Silver Dollars; 1 roll each of quarters, nickels and dimes; 12 Toilet Kits; 12 Comb & Brush Sets;36 asstd. mini-bottles of alcohol;12 Nylon Rain Ponchos; 24 Space Blankets; 12 Fishing Kits; 24 Swiss Army knives; 12 Hunting Knives; 6 100-rd boxes of .22LR ammo; 6 “Leatherman” multitool; 48 250gm Packs of Candy; 6 Pocket Tool Sets; 24 12-packs chewing gum; 36 assorted Calumet chemlight sticks; 6 cartons of Cigarettes; 1 box of Cigars; 24 AAA Ni-Cad Batteries; 24 AA Ni-Cad Batteries; 12 C Ni-Cad Batteries; 12 D Ni-Cad Batteries; 6 Solar-powered Battery rechargers; 12 Small Game Traps; 6 Throw Nets; 6 Stainless Steel Mirrors; 64 Disposable Bic Lighters; 64 Perfume Packages (single use); 96 Instant Coffee packets; 24 Tea packets; 24 Kool-Aid drink packets; 12 pieces of assorted Jewelry; 4 rolls of 60x10ft of 5ml Clear Plastic; 12 boxes of assorted nuts and bolts; 12 boxes of assorted sized nails
This is a acknowledgement paper of a company. This is really a huge list. I have a dream which is same about it. I am very near about this. So please pray for me to have a great journey with my business.

[Gelrir]

Or of course a helmet.

http://asmrb.pbworks.com/f/1392762269/PASGT%20Helmet.JPG

That's a 1986 PASGT helmet, with a black fabric cover. Notice it has a webbing suspension; more recent helmets have foam pads replacing much of the webbing. Weight in medium size about 1.6 kg.

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Michael B.

[Gelrir]

Oh, and it's size Large. It fits my 7-3/4 hat-size head nicely ... the extra-large size must be for about a hat size 8 or so.

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Michael B.