American Army Kit

Gen 3 IOTV (Improved Outer Tactical Vest): The Gen 3 IOTV is a tactical vest featuring protective plates that vary in size according to the vest size. It provides crucial protection for the user's torso, safeguarding against various threats in combat situations.

OCP Combat Shirt (x2): These combat shirts are crafted from OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) fabric, engineered to enhance performance and comfort in combat environments. They are an essential part of a soldier's uniform.

Cold Weather Jacket: Designed to shield soldiers from frigid temperatures during patrols, this jacket offers insulation and warmth for harsh weather conditions.

Camelback Bladder: The Camelback bladder is a hydration reservoir worn on the user's back, complete with a drinking tube for convenient hydration while on the move.

Extreme Cold Weather Jacket: This specialized jacket is designed to provide protection in extremely cold weather conditions, ensuring soldiers remain warm and comfortable during extended patrols.

Waffle Bottoms (1 pair): Waffle bottoms are thermal underwear designed to offer warmth and comfort for soldiers during patrols, particularly in cold environments.

Waffle Top (1): This thermal undershirt complements the waffle bottoms, keeping soldiers warm and comfortable during extended outdoor missions.

Silkies (2 pairs): Silkies are athletic underwear, offering support and comfort for soldiers during extended patrols.

Windbreaker Pants: These pants are specifically crafted to block the wind and offer protection against wind chill, ideal for maintaining comfort during outdoor activities.

Wet Weather Pants: Waterproof and designed to shield against the elements, wet weather pants are essential for staying dry during patrols.

Fleece Jacket: The fleece jacket provides warmth and comfort during outdoor missions, ensuring soldiers are prepared for variable weather conditions.

Another Cold Weather Top: This additional cold weather jacket or shirt is intended to protect soldiers from cold temperatures while on patrol.

ACH (Advanced Combat Helmet): The ACH is a combat helmet designed for protection and includes a shroud, a rhino mount, and a j-arm for attaching night vision devices. Soldiers typically keep eye protection, a weapons cleaning kit, and a combat glove accessible on their ACH for quick access.

3 Day Assault Backpack: This assault pack is designed to last for overnight patrols or missions, offering storage for essential gear.

Large Field Pack: For extended stays, patrols, and missions requiring access to multiple days' worth of supplies, this field pack accommodates clothing, toiletries, and other essentials.

Tactical Assault Panel: A specialized tactical vest designed to carry extra ammunition, grenades, and essential items during missions.

Pouch: Pouches are containers used for organizing and storing small items such as batteries, spare parts, or tools.

Canteen: A container for carrying liquids, such as water or hydration solutions, ensuring soldiers remain adequately hydrated.

Grenade Carrier: This pouch is designed to store and transport hand grenades safely.

Pocket: External pockets provide space for items like magazines, handguns, or other small gear.

Ammunition Magazine: A device used for loading and storing bullets or projectiles for firearms.

Waist Pack: A secure pouch worn around the waist, ideal for concealing important items like money or identification.

Carrier: Devices used to securely store and transport items such as knives or tools.

Intrenching Tool: A compact, lightweight digging tool for creating holes or earthworks.

Pocket, Ammunition: Pockets designed for easy and rapid access to ammunition.

Bag, Ammunition: A container designed to carry and organize a large quantity of ammunition and related equipment.

E-Tool: A compact, versatile hand-held digging tool used for various earthworks and tasks.

E-Tool Pouch: This device is designed to protect and store the E-Tool when not in use.

Ammunition: The objects to be fired, thrown, or launched from a weapon.

Carrier, Grenade: A device for storing and carrying hand grenades safely.

Magazine: A device for holding and feeding ammunition into firearms or other weapons.

First Aid Kit: A collection of supplies and equipment for emergency medical care and aid in case of injury or accidents.

Ammo Pouches: Containers used for storing and transporting ammunition.

Pistol Holster: A device for securely holding and accessing a handgun quickly.

Kevlar Plates: Protective armor plates made from Kevlar fibers, capable of stopping or deflecting bullets.

M50 US Military Respirator Gas Mask: A self-contained respiratory protection device used to safeguard against toxic or harmful airborne particles, gases, or vapors.

Chemical Suit: A protective suit designed to offer protection against chemical agents.

Load-Bearing Equipment: Gear designed to distribute the weight of equipment carried by soldiers during military operations.

Camouflage Netting: Material used to conceal military equipment, vehicles, and personnel.

Camouflage Paint: Paint designed to mimic the color and pattern of the surrounding environment, aiding in concealment.

Combat Boots: Durable and weather-resistant boots designed for military operations.

Tactical Gloves: Heavy-duty gloves providing hand protection and a secure grip for handling firearms and equipment.

Eye Protection: Protective eyewear shielding the eyes from harmful particles, splashes, or light.

Ear Protection: Devices designed to reduce the damaging effects of loud noises on the ears.

Radio Communication Equipment: Devices for transmitting and receiving messages over radio frequencies.

Chemical Lights: Lights powered by chemical reactions, capable of providing illumination for extended periods without external power.

Mag Pouches: Typically, soldiers carry three mag pouches, two on the left side and one on the right side, for storing magazines.

IFAK (Individual First Aid Kit): The IFAK contains essential first aid equipment, including tourniquets, and is crucial for emergency medical care.

Wet Weather Gear: Easily accessible wet weather gear is important for missions of varying duration, including a change of clothes, over two pairs of socks, undershirts, and optionally, an extra pair of bottoms and a blouse.

Sleeping Pad: A sleeping pad is included to provide a comfortable resting surface, cushioning against rocky or uncomfortable terrain.

Poncho: The poncho is stored on the other side for use in wet weather conditions.

Complete Tactical Assault Panel: An assembled tactical assault panel for carrying gear and ammunition.

M4 Double Magazine Pouches: These pouches hold two magazines each for M4 rifles.

Triple Magazine Pouches: Pouches designed to hold three magazines, offering quick access to additional ammunition.

Grenade Pouches: Pouches specially designed for carrying grenades safely.

Flashbang Pouch: A pouch used to store and transport flashbangs.

E-Tool Pouch: This pouch is designed to protect and store the E-Tool when not in use.

Canteen/General Purpose Pouch: A versatile pouch suitable for carrying a canteen or other general-purpose items.

Waist Pack: A small, secure pouch designed to be worn around the waist for carrying and concealing important items.

6 Magazine Bandoleer: A bandoleer designed to hold up to six magazines for easy access.

APFU (Army Physical Fitness Uniform): Includes clothing such as wool hats, long and short-sleeve APFU shirts, trousers or shorts, jacket, and pants for APFT activities.

Winter Work Gloves: Recommended for purchase, these gloves provide protection against cold weather.

Glove Liners: Essential for added warmth and comfort, it's important to have two sets of glove liners.

Rigger Belt: Having at least two rigger belts is crucial for securing gear and maintaining uniformity.

Seven Pairs of Socks: Socks are vital for foot comfort and hygiene during extended patrols.

Patrol Cap: Soldiers typically carry two patrol caps for OCPs and fleece caps for varying weather conditions.

Seven Undershirts: Undershirts are worn beneath OCPs to enhance comfort.

OCP Uniform: Soldiers maintain two sets of cold and warm weather OCP uniforms, including bottoms and tops, to adapt to different climate conditions.