MP Gear

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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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