The United States Military Salvage Teams (USMST)

[raketenjagdpanzer]

Originally Posted by dragoon500ly

Good concept. Would need more details in so far as equipment/vehicles.

My not need a M88 unless they were retriving armored vehicles. 5-ton, 5-ton wrecker, HEMETT would most likely be the type of vehicle used. Would also expect a large selection of tool sets, cutting torches etc.

You know what else? Lots of chemical neutralizers. "Hey, there's a small convoy of Humvees, just sitti- oh. Oh man. Let's...yeah, let's all get our MOPP gear on before we stroll over there..."

(OK, I'm not up on the active life of persistent agents, but still.)

[dragoon500ly]

Originally Posted by raketenjagdpanzer

You know what else? Lots of chemical neutralizers. "Hey, there's a small convoy of Humvees, just sitti- oh. Oh man. Let's...yeah, let's all get our MOPP gear on before we stroll over there..."

(OK, I'm not up on the active life of persistent agents, but still.)

LOL, forgot about that myself! Don't forget EOD specialists, maybe an explosive-sniffing dog or two.

[raketenjagdpanzer]

Originally Posted by dragoon500ly

LOL, forgot about that myself! Don't forget EOD specialists, maybe an explosive-sniffing dog or two.

Yeah. I could definitely see some industrious Soviet troops figuring that since they don't have anything that can fire them, there's no reason that stack of 105mm rounds can't be made to go boom in some other way - particularly against NATO scavengers.

[dragoon500ly]

Originally Posted by raketenjagdpanzer

Yeah. I could definitely see some industrious Soviet troops figuring that since they don't have anything that can fire them, there's no reason that stack of 105mm rounds can't be made to go boom in some other way - particularly against NATO scavengers.

And the Red Army was always noted for its extensive and clever use of bobby traps in WWII....just the sort of thing to liven up a group of players night!

[Abbott Shaull]

Well of course they would pick everything up to use against their former owners. Even the Soviets know from experience dating to WWII the Front Line could move quite a bit in few hour or days depending on the mode of transportation used by both sides....