unusual treasures for scroungers/barterers to find

[Apache6]

- Backpacking water filter (civilian but also issued by USMC in 90s)
- Aviator sun glasses (cool points)
- An Olympic bronze medal (Owner was a world class sprinter, then joined Spetnaz/SF/Resistance)
- A functional GPS, would be VERY rare in T2K.
- Experimental solar charger 'blanket' that will recharge a battery in 3-7 hours
- Maps are always good, may have important info, or have dated info.
- A flag, the Regimental Colors of XX Regiment or Motor Rifle Regt

- climbing rope and six carbineers
- An old foot locker containings obsolete (before the war started) but servicable uniforms 3 sets of Medium Regular jackets/trousers, a field jacket, a pair of boots, gloves, regular and cold weather hat, a fighting knife, and binos.
- Fishing rod and reel with a set of tackle
- complete set of civilian backpacking kit: good quality sleeping bag, tent, stove, mat..., but the backpack is bright blue, sleeping bag is red and tent is orange.
- Super bowl 10 ring (leave players to speculate how it got to Poland in 2002)
- Set of 10 - 15 photos of a pretty young wife and two kids in a zip lock
- A nicely pressed, high quality black suit, in large mans size, with silk tie, in dry cleaners bag.
- A wet suit
- A duffel bag full of clean laundry, an "enemy uniform" and four sets each of clean and relatively servicable socks, t-shirts, and underwear. Describe them as being MUCH better the what the PCs have been wearing for the last 90 days.
- A gortex jacket in US Woodland or "north face" version in red with black stripe
- Nine 1 gal cans of house paint 3 antique white, 2 light green, 1 each brown, beige, black, maroon.
- A 'mostly full' can of WD-40
- 1/2 roll of duct tape
- A single (or a case of 24) red cross relief pack(s) with toothbrush and paste, razor, towel, comb, soap, shampoo in small cloth sack
- A dud 82mm mortar, 155mm HE round, Mark 82 2000 lb bomb (or whatever...) round, that can with successful CbtEngr skill roll be salvaged for X lbs of explosive or used as IED. Critical failure results in death. Not recommended in real life, but common in Afghanistan...
- 3 toy "Power Ranger" walkie talkies, with rechargable AA batteries. Only good for 1 Km but better than nothing.
- A "challenge coin" from C.G. of the 2d Marine Division (or other US formation)
- Leatherman knife/pliers
- Pair of bolt cutters
- US Calvary Stetson