Morrow Project Uniforms

[natehale1971]

i forgot to add armored gloves as well to the uniform description...





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http://www.red-diamond-unif.com/imag...rmour%20le.jpg

http://www.98main.com/files/imagecac...1_BLACK_LG.jpg

The under-armor long-johns



The under-armor hood


The optional combat shirt worn under the heavy bodyarmor



http://www.brotherprice.com/ebphoto/...PCU%20set1.jpg
http://www.landwarriorairsoft.com/ac...mbat_shirt.gif

http://www.tacticalgeardepot.com/ima...lticam%201.jpg
http://www.tacticalgeardepot.com/ima...Sleeve%201.jpg

http://www.belisimo.com/prodimages/crye/CS1_front.JPG

http://www.apbweb.com/images/stories/Combat-Shirt.jpg

[natehale1971]

I also have K-9 units in my Morrow Project campaign... they also have their own bodyarmor as well.

[natehale1971]

Tactical Shin Guards



Helmets

PASGT


Delta 4


Delta 4LT


FAST Ballistic Helmet


















MICH-MIL Level IIIA ballistic helmet


Sarkar Special Forces helmet Alpha


Sarkar Special Forces Crewcut helmet


Combat Vehicle Crewman helmet
http://sarkardefence.com/images/cvc-zoom.jpg

[Traveller]

Originally Posted by natehale1971

I have come up with ideas for Morrow Project uniforms...

Newbie here....thought I'd add a few thoughts to the uniform thread...

First, the headgear;

Having worn one for 22 years, I am definitely in favour of berets...especially for everyday wear (if you want an idea how goofy boonie hats look day-to-day; check out Dr Jackson on SG-1). Boonies have their place (as do ball caps, and of course helmets), but the berets is a tidy, compact, and professional-looking piece of headdress. My Project definitely wears berets.

Still on berets, I originally went with a light blue/powder blue (think of a UN Peacekeeper), as I wanted to stay away from being an imitation 'Green Bean'.
Lately, I have transitioned my MP teams from blue to grey, as it better fits the rest of the MP uniform that my teams wear.

The standard issue beret is a solid grey, black band, with a simple cloth, subdued 'MP' logo badge on the beret.

Second, Shirt/Pants/Coveralls;

My teams are still issued Resistweave coveralls, but they are also issued solid 'urban grey' BDUs for non-combat situations. Because I am that kind of PD, more than once my PCs have been through a firefight or six in their BDUs because they've been 'out of position' for changing prior to the action. The solid grey colour extends to shorts, T-shirts, boxers, briefs, etc.

Third, Boots & Tactical Gear;

My combat boots are any generic military spec boot, w/armoured toe and sole. Tactical webbing, assault vests, hoslters, etc are all flat black (I use the Blackhawk tactical gear). In the final analysis, if you have seen the outfits worn in the TV series 'Flashpoint', it is a good representation what my MP Teams look like.



Lastly, Insignia and Badges;

Like most PDs, I use velcro Name tapes, on right breast of shirts/jackets, and velcro MP patches on sleeves (Project patch on the upper right, branch patch on the upper left) shoulder. I also put a team patch on the left breast of shirts/jackets.

Just a few thoughts from the gallery....

Cheers!

Traveller

[Matt W]

Hi guys,

This is my first-time post, so I hope you like it

IMHO this would be a good uniform for the Morrow Project
http://www.olympiamotosports.com/rec...ransformer.htm
but probably without the reflective piping

Appearance/PR:
It's non-military, but smart. It's also DESIGNED to be armoured (why reinvent the wheel?).

Utility:
Bouncing around in an APC or 4WD vehicle is going to be tough on Morrow Project members, having some padding would be a good thing (especially if they use motorbikes or ATVs)

Camouflage/weather
This isn't camoufllaged or waterproof - but that's what the poncho/shelters are for.

[natehale1971]

I like that, it's pretty good. the jacket and pants would work alot like an idea of what i had thought of the security guys that the Council for Tomorrow would wear.

[Traveller]

Originally Posted by Matt W

IMHO this would be a good uniform for the Morrow Project

I like it - I hadn't seen this before. I like the utility of interchangeable wardrobe items, as well as the idea of moving away from a 'military' look.

I would definitely lose the shiny panels, and I'd go with a darker colour (I still prefer the dark/urban grey look - works in both rural and urban environments).

The convertible jackets/trousers are an excellent idea (I have some Tilley wear that does that - I wear them constantly).

Cheers!
Traveller