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Yeah I know, "read the label", but I am a man and don't need no stinkin label!  :dontpanic: Actually, anyone know how many pairs of holes are in small, medium, large belts? I figure that would be the best way to tell when the labeling wears off.

Oh, BTW it wasn't an office clerk, martial artist, volunteer first aider, hiker like me that robbed a bank with a Steyr Aug and Chinese AK-47...no it was a reserve soldier who failed his attempt at getting into the Joint Task Force Two that did the shoot out. So why do they let crazy people...

So it is true, they do let stupid people into the army. Cowboy, WAKE UP! If I wanted to play solider I'd get cadpats and a TV (trust me, I can get the cadpat TV if I want). Anyway, forget the whole thing, you are just a jackass. We had military people in St. John Ambulance and I've worked...

Pte.Pinky  thanks for letting me know what was in your fighting order. For the rest of you, I wish you would learn how to read. I HAVE the 82 pattern webbing and book, I am asking what the "fighting ground solider" packed in his. I know you carry weapons, I'm asking about things like clothes...

One on topic reply and six jokes  ::) Now I know why the supply line for the army takes so long..."Did ya hear about the guy who actually wanted a top to match his pants?!"...QMs standing around a crate of new CADPAT packs.  :P Man, I gotta stop replying to my own posts  :dontpanic:

I have good stuff, but still have the old 1982 stuff and greens and keep finding litle tidbits here and there. Today I got a sewing kit that looks unused dated 1991  8) Think of me as a private museum

Looking for a list of what the avg. fighting ground solider is issued/carries in the field. Especially when you wore the 1982 webbing and clothes. How many extra sets of greens did you pack, what extra layers, what little things like sewing kits, etc. Or can someone refer me to a link to...

Looking to buy 1 or 2 canteen cup cookers, either US or  :cdn:

I am non-military but like to have preps. And military things amuse me   8) They were cheap and I can always use fuel tabs are they are not that easy to find in hiking stores. The tarps looked interesting and maybe good for non-fox hole use, I'll open one now to see the size and keep the other...

Just bought 3 support kit, overhead protection, c2 from 1984, has anyone used these, what kind of protection (chemical?), what shape and size (have not opened one up yet) Also got fuel tablets (6pc hexamine) from 1991 with retest date 1994. Are these still good? Is it safe to remove the outside...