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FM 21-20: Physical Training

Field manual 21-20 contains ready reference data for use in planning physical training programs for troops. The contents consist principally of brief descriptions and illustrations of various types of physical training activities. There are also suggestions on the planning and administration of physical training programs to fit various conditions and on effective physical fitness testing.

FM 7-22: Army Physical Readiness Training

Soldier physical readiness is acquired through the challenge of a precise, progressive, and integrated physical training program. A well-conceived plan of military physical readiness training must be an integral part of every unit training program. This field manual prescribes doctrine for the execution of the Army Physical Readiness Training System.

AR 600-40: Personnel, Wearing of the Service Uniform

Army regulations 600-40.

AR 670-30: Uniform and Insignia, Female Personnel

Army Regulation 670-30 prescribes the authorized material, design, ornamentation, insignia, accessories, manner, and occasion for the wearing of the uniform by all female personnel of the United States Army.

AR 670-5: Uniform and Insignia, Male Personnel

Army Regulation 670-5 prescribes the authorized material, design, ornamentation, insignia, accessories, manner, and occasion for the wearing of the uniform by all male personnel of the United States Army.

AR 670-1: Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms and Insignia

Army regulation 670-1 prescribes the authorization for wear, composition, and classification of uniforms, and the occasions for wearing all personal (clothing bag issue), optional, and commonly worn organizational Army uniforms. It also prescribes the awards, insignia, and accouterments authorized for wear on the uniform, and how these items are worn.General information is also provided on the authorized material, design, and uniform quality control system.

FM 4-25.11: First Aid

Field manual 4-25.11 meets the first aid training needs of individual service members. Because medical personnel will not always be readily available, the nonmedical service members must rely heavily on their own skills and knowledge of life-sustaining methods to survive on the integrated battlefield. This publication outlines both self-aid and aid to other service members (buddy aid). More importantly, it emphasizes prompt and effective action in sustaining life and preventing or minimizing further suffering and disability. First aid is the emergency care given to the sick, injured, or wounded before being treated by medical personnel. The term first aid can be defined as 'urgent and immediate lifesaving and other measures, which can be performed for casualties by nonmedical personnel when medical personnel are not immediately available.'

FM 21-11: First Aid for Soldiers

Field manual 21-11 provides the basic fundamentals of first aid care and treatment which you can apply to yourself or to another soldier before the arrival of trained medical personnel.It includes instructions in first aid measures to take for special injuries such as chest and belly wounds; common emergencies, such as snake bite and drowning; injuries resulting from contact with chemicals, such as war gases and propellant fuels and oxidizers; and how to transport the sick and wounded so as not to aggravate their condition or endanger their life.

TC 4-02.1: First Aid

Training Circular 4-02.1 provides first aid techniques and guidance for Soldiers. Implementation of the techniques presented in this publication enable Soldiers to render first aid and prevent greater harm to injured Soldiers.

PURCHASE DESCRIPTION: FAMILY OF IMPROVED LOAD BEARING EQUIPMENT

This purchase description covers the Family of Improved Load Bearing Equipment utilized by the United States Marine Corps.

Soldier Protection System

The Soldier Protection System (SPS) provides the Soldier with a modular, scalable integrated system of mission tailorable ballistic protective subsystems at a reduced, from current, weight while maintaining the same level of ballistic protection and mobility provided by the current PPE systems.

PURCHASE DESCRIPTION: UNIFORM, COMBAT/UTILITY, CAMOUFLAGE PATTERN; MARINE CORPS (BLOUSE AND TROUSERS)

This purchase description covers the requirements for the Marine Corps combat utility uniform blouse and trousers.

PURCHASE DESCRIPTION: UNIFORM, ENHANCED FLAME RESISTANT COMBAT ENSEMBLE (EFRCE); MARINE CORPS

This purchase description covers the requirements for the Marine Corps enhanced flame resistant combat ensemble, blouse and trouser.

Marine Corps Plate Carrier Generation III

The Marine Corps Plate Carrier Generation III (PC Gen III) improves mobility and fit of the legacy PC.

USMC Cold Weather Cap

USMC cold weather cap is not a replacement for the currently sustained USMC microfleece hardface cap but would be worn separately from the current cap when increased protection from wet and dry cold weather environments is needed.

Marine Corps Tactical T-Shirt

The t-shirt shall have short sleeves, a crew neck collarette that shall finish 3/4 + 1/8 inch wide. The sleeve and bottom shall be hemmed approximately 3/4 inch from edge. All seams shall be overedged or cover stitched. The color shall be Olive Drab.

CR/PD 05-08: T-SHIRT, TACTICAL

Purchase description CR/PD 05-08 covers the requirements for a moisture-wicking t-shirt.

GL/PD 08-12: GLOVES, MEN'S AND WOMAN'S, LEATHER, LIGHT DUTY, UTILITY

Purchase description GL/PD 08-12 covers requirements for light duty work Gloves used by DoD personnel. Gloves may be worn alone, or for additional warmth under cold conditions,may be worn with the wool inserts covered by A-A-55119, or they may be used as wear over chemical protective handwear as covered by MIL-DTL-43976.

CO/PD 02-05: IMPROVED MOLLE MEDIC SYSTEM

Purchase description CO/PD 02-05 covers a bag used to carry medical supplies by a combat medic or corpsman in the armed forces.

A-A-52055: GLOVES, MEN'S AND WOMEN'S, LEATHER, LIGHT DUTY

Commercial item description A-A-52055 covers the Flexor-style light duty gloves.

GL/PD 12-25: PANT, COMBAT, FLAME RESISTANT, ADVANCED

Purchase description GL/PD 12-25 covers the requirements for combat pants with integrated kneepads to be worn by the Army.

FM 10-16: General Fabric Repair

Field manual 10-16 consists of general instructions for the inspection and repair of military clothing, textiles, canvas, and webbing.It covers methods for sewing by hand and by machine.It includes directions for different kinds of stitches, seams, darns, and patches.It explains how to replace fasteners (zippers), and hardware items.

Level VII: Extreme Cold Weather Parka and Trousers

The parka and trousers are the outermost level of protection in the system designed for use during static operations in extreme cold, dry conditions.

Level VI: Extreme Cold/Wet Weather Jacket and Trousers

The jacket and trousers are designed for use in cold, wet conditions alternating between freezing and thawing as a hard shell layer combined with other base and insulative layers.The jacket and trousers provide a lightweight, completely waterproof, windproof and breathable level of protection against the elements.

Level V: Soft Shell Jacket and Trousers

The jacket and trousers are designed for use in moderate to cold weather conditions as a soft shell layer combined with other base and insulative layers.The jacket and trousers provide light weight, low bulk and extreme comfort for movement.

Level IV: Wind Jacket

The wind jacket is designed to act as a low volume shell layer in transitional environments to provide wind and sand protection, optimizing the performance of moisture wicking along with insulation layers when combined with body armor or the Army Combat Uniform.

Level III: Fleece Jacket

The jacket is designed to act as the primary insulation layer for use in moderate to cold climates.It is also approved to wear as an outer garment.The jacket creates air pockets that trap air and retain body heat providing outstanding warmth without weight.This comfortable garment offers excellent breathability, dries quickly and provides environmental protection while maintaining low bulk and durability.

Level II: Midweight Shirt and Drawers

The shirt and drawers are designed to provide light insulation for use in mild climates as well as a base layer for colder climates, worn next to skin by itself or in conjunction with other levels (level I) for added insulation and to aid in the transfer of moisture.Fabric is slightly different than level I in that it provides extra warmth but still wicks moisture away from the skin to allow for quicker evaporation.

Level I: Lightweight Undershirt and Drawers

The undershirt and drawers are designed to be worn next to skin by itself and to transfer moisture from the skin to the outside of the fabric where it spreads rapidly for quicker evaporation.

Field Jacket

The M-1943 field jacket is a windproof, water-repellent jacket which is used in temperate and cold climates as the necessary windproof outer shell. It may be worn over a shirt, sweater and pile jacket, or any combination of the three.

Combat Medic Set

The MOLLE Combat Medic Set consists of a medic bag and eight external medic modular pouches (four each for the vest and the bag). This set is duty-specific and is issued in addition to the rifleman set.

Medical Bag

The MOLLE medical bag was designed to carry a mix of medical supplies and equipment that could be customized for specific missions.

Improved MOLLE Medic Set

The Improved MOLLE Medic Set (IMMS) is a redesign of the MOLLE Combat Medic Set. It accommodates the changes in Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) doctrine and enable combat medics to carry additional life saving medical supplies.

Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment II

Based on user feedback on the original system, the MOLLE requirements were modified to eliminate the need for a quick-release frame that integrates into the load bearing vest (LBV).The change allowed developers to replace the probe and socket mechanism, which caused problems in donning for some soldiers and Marines, to a quick-release mechanism for a more traditional permanently-mounted waist belt on the frame.

Assault Pack

The Assault Pack of the USMC Pack system has an approximate internal volume of 1525 cubic inches in the main compartment and 300 cubic inches in the front pocket. The Main Pack and Assault Pack components are capable of carrying a maximum combined load of 120 pounds.

Main Pack

The Main Pack of the USMC Pack system has an approximate internal volume of 3400 cubic inches in the main compartment and 1600 cubic inches in the lower compartment. The Main Pack and Assault Pack components are capable of carrying a maximum combined load of 120 pounds.

Marine Corps Cold Weather Wear Guidance

Wear guidance for cold weather clothing fielded by the Program Manager, Infantry Combat Equipment, Marine Corps Systems Command (PM ICE, MARCORSYSCOM).

Marine Corps Grenadier Set

The Grenadier Set is a suite of three 40mm grenade pouches and one 40mm Grenade Multi-Round System (GMRS) to support the standard combat load for a Marine grenadier. The pouches are Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) and are part of the Family of Individual Load Bearing Equipment.

Marine Corps Combat Desert Jacket

In an effort to meet its ever changing environmental challenges, The Marine Corps has identified a need for a Combat Desert Jacket (CDJ) that will provide protection from the unique environmental nature of the desert.

3 Season Sleep System

The 3 season sleep system (3S) is a single sleeping bag system that is lighter in weight and provides increased environmental protection for all environments except extreme cold weather.

Marine Corps All Purpose Liner

The all purpose liner (APL) is an improved poncho liner with a zipper closure.

Marine Corps Intermediate Cold Weather Glove

The USMC Intermediate Cold Weather Glove is designed to be worn in cold weather environments to protect the user from the elements including snow, wind, and ice with a threshold temperature range from 40° to 0° Fahrenheit.

Improved Entrenching Tool

The Improved Entrenching Tool is a lightweight, hand held implement intended for use as a shovel or as a pick to move dirt, sand, gravel, or grass, sever roots, clear brush and pound tent stakes. The Improved E-Tool is capable of operating in all terrestrial extremes (jungle, arctic and temperate environment) in all weather conditions.

Improved Sleeping Mat

The Improved Sleeping Mat (ISM) is designed to be easily folded into a more compact form for carrying and stowage by Marines. The 'accordion-style' fold is durable, while providing improved comfort for quality of sleep without increasing weight.

Enhanced Combat Helmet

The Enhanced Combat Helmet (ECH) was developed in response to a 2009 USON to produce a helmet that providesballistic protection from selected small arms ammunition andfragmentation, yet maintains all other characteristics of the Marine Corps' Lightweight Helmet (LWH) and the Army's Advanced Combat Helmet (ACH).

Corpsman Assault System

The Corpsman Assault System (CAS) is specifically intended to provide the Corpsman with a load carriage system that fully integrates with the USMC Pack and currently fielded body armor systems.

CO/PD 02-02: MODULAR LIGHTWEIGHT LOAD-CARRYING EQUIPMENT (MOLLE)

Purchase description CO/PD 02-02 covers the Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment.

FM 31-25: Desert Operations

FM 31-25.

TM 1-240: Arctic Manual

The viewpoint adopted in this manual is primarily that of Army personnel who will have to travel in the Arctic and live away from permanent posts.

FM 21-15: Care and Use of Individual Clothing and Equipment

Field manual 21-15 is a guide for enlisted personnel for the use, care, and maintenance of the clothing and equipment issued or sold for personal use.

TM 10-275: Cold Weather Clothing and Sleeping Equipment

Technical manual 10-275 is intended to insure proper use, care, and maintenance of cold-weather clothing and equipment.

FM 31-15: Operations in Snow and Extreme Cold

Field manual 31-15 deals primarily with the special conditions confronting troops in snow and extreme cold and the special measures required to meet those conditions satisfactorily.

MIL-DTL-32624: DRAWERS, FLAME RESISTANT, MIDWEIGHT, COLD WEATHER

Detail spcification MIL-DTL-32624 covers flame resistant, mid-weight, cold weather drawers.

MIL-DTL-32625: PULLOVER SHIRT, FLAME RESISTANT, MIDWEIGHT, COLD WEATHER

Detail specification MIL-DTL-32625 covers a flame resistant, mid-weight, cold weather pullover shirt.

MIL-DTL-32621: DRAWERS, FLAME RESISTANT, LIGHTWEIGHT, COLD WEATHER

Detail specification MIL-DTL-32621 covers flame resistant, lightweight, cold weather drawers.

MIL-DTL-32620: UNDERSHIRT, FLAME RESISTANT, LIGHTWEIGHT, COLD WEATHER

Detail specification MIL-DTL-32620 covers a flame resistant (FR), lightweight, cold weather undershirt.

Neck Gaiter

The neck gaiter is designed to be worn six ways: as a head band, neck warmer, hood, balaclava or mask, and a hat. The neck gaiter is 10 3/4 inches wide, 15 inches long; has a tube-like construction of thin brown plain jersey knit fabric consisting of polypropylene and lycra yarn.

CO/PD 05-01: GAITER, NECK

Purchase description CO/PD-05-01 covers the requirements for a neck gaiter to be worn by service personnel.

Cold Temperature and Arctic Protection Systems

Cold Temperature and Artic Protective System (CTAPS) is a soldier head to toe clothing ensemble with -65 to +45°F environmental protection.

Army Combat Glove

The Army Combat Gloves are intended for light work duty with flame and cut protection.

Anti-Microbial Boot Socks

The boot socks are anti-microbial, and contain a fiber that is coated in silver to combat bacteria growth that causes odor and stains.

CR/PD 03-18: SOCKS, BOOT, ANTIMICROBIAL

Purchase description CR/PD 03-18 covers the requirements for boot socks that incorporate antimicrobial properties.

GL/PD 08-81: GLOVES, COMBAT, ARMY

Purchase description GL/PD 08-81 covers the requirements for Army Combat Gloves that provides maximum dexterity, tactility, flexibility, and flame and cut protection. The Combat Gloves are intended to be worn by Army personnel.

MC/PD 1-2014 SYSCOM: GLOVE, INTERMEDIATE COLD WEATHER (ICWG), U.S. MARINE CORPS

Performance specification MC/PD 1-2014 SYSCOM covers the requirements for the U.S. Marine Corps Intermediate Cold Weather Glove. This item is intended for wear by military personnel of the Department of Defense during cold weather conditions.

MC/PS 04-2015 SYSCOM: UNDERWEAR SET, DRAWERS, FLAME RESISTANT MIDWEIGHT, COLD WEATHER

Performance specification MC/PS 03-2015 SYSCOM prescribes the performance requirements and identifies verification procedures for the US Marine Corps flame resistant midweight cold weather underwear set drawers.

MC/PS 03-2015 SYSCOM: UNDERWEAR SET, PULLOVER SHIRT, FLAME RESISTANT MIDWEIGHT, COLD WEATHER

Performance specification MC/PS 03-2015 SYSCOM prescribes the performance requirements and identifies verification procedures for the US Marine Corps flame resistant midweight cold weather underwear set pullover shirt.

MC/PS 02-2015 SYSCOM: UNDERWEAR SET, DRAWERS, FLAME RESISTANT LIGHTWEIGHT COLD WEATHER

Performance specification MC/PS 02-2015 SYSCOM prescribes the performance requirements and identifies verification procedures for the U.S. Marine Corps flame resistant lightweight cold weather underwear set drawers.

MC/PS 01-2015 SYSCOM: UNDERWEAR SET, UNDERSHIRT, FLAME RESISTANT LIGHTWEIGHT COLD WEATHER

Performance specification MC/PS 01-2015 SYSCOM prescribes the performance requirements and identifies verification procedures for the U.S. Marine Corps flame resistant lightweight cold weather underwear set undershirt.

Parka

The NWU parka is intended for use by US Navy personnel when weather conditions dictate and as the outer layer protection when used during cold/wet weather operations.

Parka Liner

The NWU parka fleece liner is an insulation component designed to be worn with the NWU parka and provide extra protection during cold weather conditions. When worn with the parka, it shall be attached to the parka shell via inside front slide fastener and sleeves inserted in the arm openings and secured by snap attachment assembly tab located at the inside bottom of each sleeve. The liner may be optionally worn as a stand-alone outer garment over the NWU shirt.

MC/PD 04-2011 SYSCOM: CAP, HARDFACE, MICROFLEECE

Purchase description MC/PD 04-2011 SYSCOM covers the requirements for the U.S. Marine Corps cold weather cap.

NCTRF/PD 04-09: PARKA, WORKING, US NAVY, DESERT AND WOODLAND

Purchase description NCTRF PD 04-09 covers the requirements for the US Navy working uniform parka in desert and woodland camouflage.

PURCHASE DESCRIPTION: BODY ARMOR, MULTIPLE THREAT; PLATE CARRIER

This purchase description provides for a multiple threat body armor system consisting of a base vest and modular components for tailoring protection levels to defeat multiple ballistic hazards across the battlefield continuum and manage armor weight. The Plate Carrier is a critical safety item.

Marine Corps Plate Carrier

The Plate Carrier (PC) improves the load bearing capabilities of the scalable plate carrier, integrates primary components among the improved modular tactical vest, and contours the product for comfort and wear.

Backpack Subsystem

The modified commercial Backpack Subsystem (UM21) contains a backpack, patrol pack, and butt pack. The backpacks state-of-the-art internal frame affords a stable platform sufficient to carry 120 lbs. effectively. The backpack transfers load efficiently from the shoulders to the waist and provides adjustments to fit the 5th - 95th percentile male SOF operator. The butt pack attaches to ELCS or the backpack; the patrol pack attaches to the backpack, and is compatible with the other SPEAR BALCS components.

ARVN Rucksack

In 1963 Natick Laboratories developed a tropical rucksack for the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN).

MIL-R-43323: RIFLE BUTT POCKET AND STRAP ASSEMBLY

Military specification MIL-R-43323 covers one type of rifle butt pocket with strap used with field packs.

Lightweight Rucksack

The lightweight rucksack with aluminum frame was developed by Natick Laboratories for cold weather and mountain use as an initial effort to develop lightweight load-carrylng equipment in 1961. It weighed 3 pounds (1.4 kg) as compared to the 7.5 pound (3.4 kg) cotton rucksack with steel frame which it replaced.

Lightweight Individual Clothing and Equipment

Based principally on the conclusions and recommendations of 'A Study to Reduce the Load of the Infantry Combat Soldier', 1962, and 'A Study to Conserve the Energy of the Combat Infantryman', 1964, a Quantitative Materiel Requirement (QMR), was established in 1965 calling for the development of Lightweight Individual Clothing and Equipment (LINCLOE).

FMFRP 7-23: Small-Unit Leader's Guide to Cold Weather Operations

FMFRP 7-23.

MIL-F-43356: FRAME, RUCKSACK, (RIVETED), AND SHELF, CARGO SUPPORT, (LIGHTWEIGHT)

Military specification MIL-F-43356 covers an aluminum frame and cargo support shelf used with the lightweight rucksack.

MIL-C-41823: COVER, RUCKSACK, CAMOUFLAGE

Military specification MIL-C-41823 covers a camouflage cover for the lightweight rucksack.

MIL-R-1619: RUCKSACK

Military specification MIL-R-1619.

Field Pack Cover

The field pack cover is intended to be used over the medium and large field packs to provide camouflage.

MIL-C-43830: COVER, FIELD PACK, CAMOUFLAGE, LC-1

Military specification MIL-C-43830 covers the material, design and fabrication of a field pack cover.

MIL-S-43828: STRAP, WEBBING, CARGO TIE DOWN, LIGHTWEIGHT PACK FRAME, M-1972

Military specificatin MIL-S-43828 covers the requirements for a strap consisting of nylon webbing, a metal fastener and a metal hook.

MIL-F-43834: FRAME, FIELD PACK, (RIVETED), AND SHELF, CARGO SUPPORT (LIGHTWEIGHT), LC-1

Military specification MIL-F-43834 covers a lightweight aluminum pack frame and a detachable aluminum cargo support shelf.

MIL-S-43835: STRAPS, PACK FRAME AND FIELD PACK, GROUND TROOPS

Military specification MIL-S-43835 covers waist, shoulder, and chest straps for use by ground troops in attaching and adjusting LC-2 pack frames and field packs.

Combat Patrol Pack

The combat patrol pack was designed for short missions and offers 1200 cubic inches of cargo space in two compartments.

Tropical Rucksack

The tropical rucksack is a nylon version of a cotton rucksack for ARVN forces. It has a longer back and more capacity.

DA Pam 21-54: Body Armor for the Individual Soldier

DA Pam 21-54 is a soldier's guide for the use and care of fragmentation protective body armor.

MIL-R-43373: RUCKSACK, LIGHTWEIGHT

Military specification MIL-R-43373 covers a lightweight rucksack made of OG-106 nylon fabric.

MIL-R-43574: RUCKSACK, TROPICAL

Military specification MIL-R-43574 covers the tropical rucksack.

Medium Combat Field Pack

The medium field pack is designed to carry up to 50 pounds of existence loads which include clothing, personal items and rations.

Large Combat Field Pack

The large field pack is designed to carry up to 70 pounds of existence loads which include clothing, personal items and rations.

MIL-F-43833: FIELD PACK, COMBAT, NYLON, MEDIUM, LC-2

Military specificatin MIL-F-43833 covers medium size combat field pack fabricated from nylon duck.

MIL-F-43832: FIELD PACK, COMBAT, NYLON, LARGE, LC-1

Military specificatin MIL-F-43832 covers one type large size combat field pack fabricated from olive green nylon duck, webbings, tape, coated cloth and metallic hardware.

Field Pack Liner

The field pack liner is intended to be used as a liner for field pack to hold items other than subsistence items that must be protected from moisture. The liner is also intended as a flotation device for the individual carrying the field pack.

MIL-L-43720: LINER, FIELD PACK

Military specification MIL-L-43720 covers three sizes of waterproof field pack liners.

New York Quartermaster Procurement Agency

The New York Quartermaster Procurement Agency was initially intended to serve two purposes. It was to succeed the Philadelphia Depot as the main center for the procurement of Army clothing and textiles, and it was to serve also as a testing ground for collaborative procurement of these items by both Army and Navy.

Defense Logistics Agency

The Defense Logistics Agency provides the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, other federal agencies and partner nation armed forces with a full spectrum of logistics, acquisition and technical services.

FM 38-1: Logistics Management

Field manual 38-1 prescribes Army doctrine on logistics management.

Military Clothing and Textile Supply Agency

The Military Clothing and Textile Supply Agency (MC&TSA) was a single-manager agency for clothing and textile. On 1 July 1956, MC&TSA was established as a class II activity under the jurisdiction of the Quartermaster General, with headquarters at the Philadelphia Quartermaster Depot, a class II installation under the jurisdiction of the Quartermaster General. On 1 January 1962, it was discontinued and absorbed into the Defense Supply Agency as the Defense Clothing and Textile Supply Center.

Defense Supply Agency

The Defense Supply Agency (DSA) was established on Oct. 1, 1961, and began operations on Jan. 1, 1962. On Jan. 1, 1977, the name of the Defense Supply Agency was changed to the Defense Logistics Agency.

MC/PD 01-2012 SYSCOM: GLOVES, MEN'S AND WOMEN'S, LEATHER, LIGHT DUTY

Purchase description MC/PD 01-2012 SYSCOM covers the requirements for the U.S. Marine Corps Leather Light Duty Gloves.

MIL-B-11431: BOOTS, COMBAT, TROPICAL (ARMY)

Military specification MIL-B-11431.

MIL-B-2372: BOOTS, COMBAT, TROPICAL (ARMY)

Military specification MIL-B-2372.

GL/PD 08-75: BOOT, COMBAT, HOT WEATHER, ARMY, DIRECT ATTACH SOLING SYSTEMS: RUBBER AND POLYETHER POLYURETHANE OUTSOLES

Purchase description GL/PD 08-75 covers the requirements for a Desert Sand-colored Hot Weather Combat Boot for use in both hot weather wet and dry environments.

MIL-B-43154: BOOTS, HOT WEATHER

Military specification MIL-B-43154 covers hot weather, combat boots that have a leather and nylon duck upper and direct molded sole.

DA Pam 670-1: Guide to the Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms and Insignia

DA Pam 670-1 provides the implementation procedures for wear and appearance of Army uniforms and insignia.

MIL-DTL-32237: BOOT, COMBAT, HOT WEATHER ARMY

Detail specification covers the requirements for a Desert Sand-colored Hot Weather Combat Boot for use in both hot weather wet and dry environments.

GL/PD 11-01: BOOT, COMBAT, TEMPERATE WEATHER, ARMY

Purchase Description GL/PD 11-01 covers the requirements for a Desert Sand-colored, waterproof, temperate weather combat boot for Infantry, Flight and Combat Vehicle Crewman use.

TM 10-227: FITTING OF ARMY UNIFORMS AND FOOTWEAR

Techical manual 10-227 provides a guide for Commanders and personnel engaged in the fitting of uniforms and footwear for both male and female Soldiers.

Flexor-style Light Duty Glove

The gloves are intended for light work duty and mosquito protection.They may be worn alone, or for additional warmth under cold conditions, may be worn with the wool inserts.The gloves are also intended for wear over chemical protective handwear covered by MIL-G-43796.

MIL-M-4255: MATTRESS, PNEUMATIC, TYPE A-5

Military specification MIL-M-4255.

Wool Sleeping Bag

The wool sleeping bag was originally made of knitted wool cloth, which was replaced by a woven, 21 1/2-ounce napped wool cloth because of the extreme shrinkage occurred when laundered. It was mummy-shaped and provided with a 30-inch heavy slide fastener.

JAN-S-647: SLEEPING-BAG, WOOL

Joint Army-Navy specification JAN-S-647.

DA Pam 21-52: Cold Facts for Keeping Warm

DA Pam 21-52.

Mountain Sleeping Bag

M-1945 mountain sleeping bag is identical with inner component of M-1945 arctic sleeping bag.

Arctic Sleeping Bag

M-1945 arctic sleeping bag consists of two sleeping bags: outer casing and inner casing. Both have full-length opening with zipper and eyelets for lacing the water repellent case.

MIL-C-43637: CLOTH, PLAIN WEAVE, RIPSTOP, NYLON; FOR LINERS

Military specification MIL-C-43637 covers nylon cloth suitable for poncho liners.

GL/PD 07-09: SLEEPING BAG SYSTEM, MODULAR

Purchase description GL/PD 07-09 covers a modular sleeping bag system that consists of a patrol sleeping bag, an intermediate cold weather sleeping bag, a waterproof bivy cover and two compression stuff sack to carry the components of the system.

MIL-T-1880: TROUSERS, SPECIAL, HERRINGBONE TWILL, O. D. 7 (ARMY)

Military specification MIL-T-1880.

MIL-T-1867: TROUSERS, FIELD, WOOL, SERGE, OD-33, 18 OZ. SPECIAL (ARMY)

Military specification MIL-T-1867.

MIL-C-44031: CLOTH, CAMOUFLAGE PATTERN: COTTON AND NYLON

Military specification MIL-C-44031 covers camouflage pattern printed, blended cotton and nylon twill cloth.

MIL-C-43468: CLOTH, CAMOUFLAGE PATTERN, WIND RESISTANT POPLIN, COTTON

Military specification MIL-C-43468 covers wind resistant cotton poplin cloth, dyed and overprinted with the specified camouflage pattern.

MIL-C-43199: COATS, HOT WEATHER: COMBAT

Military specification MIL-C-43199 covers the tropical combat coats.

MIL-T-43217: TROUSERS, HOT WEATHER, MEN'S, COMBAT

Military specification MIL-T-43217 covers the tropical combat trousers.

MIL-C-44048: COATS, CAMOUFLAGE PATTERN, COMBAT

Military specification MIL-C-44048 covers camouflage pattern, single breasted combat coats.

MIL-T-44047: TROUSERS, CAMOUFLAGE PATTERN, COMBAT

Military specification MIL-T-44047 covers camouflage pattern combat trousers.

MIL-C-43791: CLOTH, TWILL, POLYESTER/COTTON, (DURABLE PRESS)

Military specification MIL-C-43791 covers blended polyester and cotton cloth, chemically treated with a durable press finish, for manufacturing durable press uniforms.

MIL-T-43932: TROUSERS, UTILITY, (DURABLE PRESS)

Military specification MIL-T-43932 covers polyester/cotton durable press utility trousers.

MIL-S-43929: SHIRT, UTILITY, (DURABLE PRESS)

Military specification MIL-S-43929 covers polyester/cotton durable press utility shirts.

MIL-C-10296: CLOTH, COTTON, SATEEN, CARDED

Military specification MIL-C-10296 covers cotton sateen cloth.

MIL-T-838: TROUSERS, HERRINGBONE TWILL, O.D.-7

Military specification MIL-T-838 initially covered trousers made of OD-7 herringbone twill cloth, and then trousers made of OG-107 cotton sateen cloth.

MIL-J-3001: JACKETS, HERRINGBONE TWILL, O.D.-7

Military specification MIL-J-3001 initially covered jackets made of OD-7 herringbone twill cloth, and then jackets made of OG-107 cotton sateen cloth.

MIL-C-3000: CAP, HERRINGBONE TWILL, O.D.-7

Military specification MIL-C-3000 initially covered a cap made of od-7 herringbone twill cloth, and then a cap made of og-107 cotton sateen cloth.

OG-107 Utility Uniform

The OG-107 Utility Uniform consists of a long sleeve OG-107 shirt, OG-107 trousers, OG-107 cap (replaced by OG-106 cap), and black combat boots. The shirt and trousers are made of an olive green shade 107 cotton sateen fabric.

OG-507 Utility Uniform

The OG-507 Utility Uniform consists of a long sleeve OG-507 shirt, OG-507 trousers, OG-507 utility cap, and black combat boots. The shirt, trousers and cap are made of an olive green shade 507 polyester/cotton durable press fabric.

OG-507 Hot Weather Cap

The OG-507 hot weather cap is a baseball-style cap, with a visor and stiffner on the inside front, and was intended for wear as a component of the hot weather field uniform and the OG-507 utility uniform.

MIL-C-43724: CAP, HOT WEATHER, OLIVE GREEN 507

Military specification MIL-C-43724 initially covered a hot weather field cap made from olive green shade 106 polyester/rayon gabardine cloth, and then a hot weather cap made from olive green shade 507 polyester/cotton durable press material.

Hot Weather Patrol Cap

The hot weather patrol cap is a visor style with a circular crown and air vents. It was intended for wear with the hot weather battle dress uniform.

Cold Weather Insulating Helmet Liner Cap

The M-65 cold weather insulating helmet liner cap is worn alone or as a liner for the helmet assembly. The earflaps are fasten under or over chin, at back of neck, or are folded up around the top with the touch-and-close fasteners crisscrossed in the front.

OG-106 Hot Weather Field Cap

The hot weather field cap is a baseball-style cap made of olive green shade 106 polyester and rayon gabardine cloth, conforming to MIL-C-41820. It was intended for wear as a component of the hot weather field uniform and the OG-107 utility uniform.

MIL-C-43225: CAP, FIELD (HOT WEATHER), OLIVE GREEN 106

Military specification MIL-C-43225 covers a baseball-style cap made of dyed olive green shade 106 polyester and rayon gabardine cloth.

Patrol Cap

The patrol cap, formerly called the battle dress uniform (BDU) cap, is a visor style with a circular crown and retractable earlaps, which is the same basic design as the M-1951 cotton field cap. It was intended for wear with the temperate battle dress uniform.

Patrol Cap

The ACU patrol cap is a visor style, having a circular top crown with a two-piece inner crown lining forming a pocket between lining pieces.

A-A-59788: PATROL CAP, UNIVERSAL CAMOUFLAGE PATTERN

Commercial item description A-A-59788 covers the requirements for a visor style patrol cap with inside pocket on crown of cap, intended for wear in all environments by military personnel of the Department of Army.

GL/PD 07-14: TROUSERS, ARMY COMBAT UNIFORM

Purchase description GL/PD 07-14 covers the requirements for combattrousers, a component of the army combat uniform.

GL/PD 07-13: COAT, ARMY COMBAT UNIFORM

Purchase description GL/PD 07-13 covers the requirements for a single-breasted combat coat, a component of the army combat uniform.

GL/PD 07-12: CLOTH, FLAME RESISTANT

Purchase description GL/PD 07-12 covers the requirements for three types of flame resistant (FR), camouflage cloths, for use in the flame resistant clothing.

Army Combat Uniform

On June 14, 2004, the Army announced the selection of the new Army Combat Uniform (ACU). The ACU consists of a jacket, trouser and patrol cap in a new universal camouflage pattern in addition to a moisture wicking t-shirt and Army Combat Boots (suede tan) for either temperate or hot weather climate. The ACU replaces the temperate battle dress uniform (BDU), enhanced hot weather BDU, and desert camouflage uniform.

GL/PD 14-05: TROUSER, ARMY COMBAT UNIFORM

Purchase Description specification covers the requirements for unisex and female combat trouser to be worn by the Army.

GL/PD 14-04: COAT, ARMY COMBAT UNIFORM

Purchase Description GL/PD 14-04 covers the requirements for unisex and female combat coats to be worn by the Army.

All-purpose Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment (ALICE)

'All-purpose Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment (ALICE)' instruction manual was prepared to help the reader understand the use, care, and the required maintenance of the ALICE components.

A-A-55312: CAP, CAMOUFLAGE PATTERN

Commercial item description A-A-55312 covers the requirements for a visor style cap that is intended for wear in a temperate zone environment by military personnel.

A-A-55294 : CAP, HOT WEATHER

Commercial item description A-A-55294 covers the requirements for a visor style cap that is intended for wear in hot weather environments by military personnel of the Department of the Army.

6-478: CARRIER, SHOVEL, INTRENCHING, M-1943

Army specification 6-478.

MIL-C-1520: CARRIER, SHOVEL, INTRENCHING, M-1943

Military specification MIL-C-1520.

United States Army in World War II

United States Army in World War II.

QMC Historical Studies

Quartermaster Corps Historical Studies.

Pile Field Cap

The MQ-1 (Model Quartermaster 1) olive drab pile field cap is a modified version of the olive drab pile field cap. The pile lining of the original visor, which caused visual interference and forehead discomfort when the visor was lowered, was eliminated. The MQ-1 cap was adopted as the M-1951 pile field cap.

Pile Field Cap

The olive drab pile field cap consists of a wind-resistant, water-repellent, poplin outer shell with a pile lining, a flexible visor, which can be worn up or down, and pile ear flaps with an drawcord closure. It was designed for wear in extreme cold.

Cotton Field Cap

The olive drab cotton field cap is a visor style with retractable earlaps lined with wool flannel, and grommets for ventilation. It was designed to be worn with the M-1943 field jacket. It could also be worn under the hood of that jacket and with the steel helmet and liner.

3-color Desert Camouflage Pattern

To provide a desert uniform with enhanced camouflage, the Army, in October 1990, adopted a new three-color desert camouflage pattern BDU to replace the six-color pattern.

1948 4-color Camouflage Pattern

The 1948 4-color camouflage pattern was originally designed in 1948 at the Engineer Research and Development Laboratory (ERDL). Subsequently, it was translated to fabric under guidance by the QM Research and Development Command and type classified in 1966 as the US Army 1948 camouflage pattern, also directed toward minimizing sniper scope detection.

Woodland Camouflage Pattern

A 60-percent expansion of the 1948 4-color pattern was adopted for the Woodland pattern in order to extend the range of camouflage effectiveness as far toward 350 meters as possible.

MIL-C-342: CLOTH, WIND RESISTANT, POPLIN, COTTON

Military specification MIL-C-342 covers the requirements for rip stop poplin, wind resistant cotton cloth.

MIL-H-43371: HAT, REVERSIBLE, SUN

Military specification MIL-H-43371 covers a two-color reversible, cotton, wide-brimmed, adjustable size, sun hat.

MIL-C-44436: CLOTH, WIND RESISTANT POPLIN, NYLON/COTTON BLEND

Military specification MIL-C-44436 covers wind resistant poplin nylon/cotton cloth, dyed and overprinted with the specified camouflage pattern.

MIL-C-44034: CLOTH, TWILL, CAMOUFLAGE PATTERN, COTTON AND NYLON FOR DESERT UNIFORM

Military specification MIL-C-44034 covers blended cotton and nylon twill cloth which is dyed and overprinted with the prescribed camouflage print.

MIL-H-44105: HAT, CAMOUFLAGE PATTERN: DESERT

Military specification MIL-H-44105 initially covered a hat made of cotton/nylon twill material dyed in a 6-color camouflage desert pattern and then different types of hot weather sun hats.

MIL-H-43577: HATS, SUN, HOT WEATHER

Military specification MIL-H-43577 covers hats made of cotton material.

Hot Weather Sun Hat

The hot weather sun hat is a lightweight, soft crowned model with a quilt-stitched brim and chin strap. The hat is lined with self material.

USMC Pack System

The USMC pack system is specifically intended to provide the Marine with a load carriage system that fully integrates with currently fielded body armor systems.

NCTRF/PD 10-10: CAP, BOONIE, WORKING, U.S. NAVY, DESERT AND WOODLAND

Purchase description covers the requirements for the US Navy working uniform boonie cap in desert and woodland camouflage.

NCTRF/PD 06-11: CLOTH, WATERPROOF AND MOISTURE VAPOR PERMEABLE

Purchase description NCTRF PD 06-11 covers requirements for camouflage, waterproof and moisture vapor permeable cloths with Anchor, Constitution, and Eagle (ACE) printed logo.

NCTRF/PD 15-06: PARKA, WORKING, US NAVY

Purchase description NCTRF PD 15-06 covers a waterproof, moisture-vapor-permeable parka that accepts a zip-in liner for use by US Navy personnel.

PD 77 AESG 06-02: CLOTH, WATERPROOF AND MOISTURE VAPOR PERMEABLE, AIR FORCE TIGER STRIPE CAMOUFLAGE PATTERN

Purchase description PD 77 AESG 06-22 covers the requirements for one type of cloth, waterproof and mositure vapor permeable, Air Force digital tiger stripe, printed pattern used in the fabrication of Air FOrce garments.

Protective Combat Uniform

The Protective Combat Uniform (PCU) is an interchangeable 15-piece, 7-level ensemble (the original block 0 configuration) that can be worn in layers appropriate for the mission.The PCU replaces the LEP.

Vapor Barrier Boots (Black and White)

The black boot is for wear in cold, wet climates (down to -20°F (-29°C)). The white boot is for wear in extreme cold, dry climates (down to -60°F (-51°C)).

MIL-G-822: GLOVE-SHELLS, LEATHER, M-1949

Military specification MIL-G-822 covers the requirement for the light duty glove.

MIL-C-16472: CAP, KNIT (WATCH)

Military specification MIL-C-16472 covers the requirements for a knitted wool watch cap.

8-143: SOCK, WOOL, CUSHION SOLE, O.D.

Army specification 8-143.

MIL-S-10753: SOCKS, WOOL, WINTER

Military specification MIL-S-10753.

MIL-H-2849: HOOD, ANTIFLASH

Military specification MIL-H-2849 covers the requirements for one type and size knitted cotton hood.

Intermediate Cold/Wet Boots

In 1988, the U.S. Army began a program to develop a new combat boot for dismounted soldiers and marines operating in cold and wet environments where the mean monthly temperature ranges between 14°F and 68°F (-10° and +20° C).The new Intermediate Cold Wet (ICW) Boot was designed to fill the protective void between the uninsulated U.S. Army Standard Combat Boot and the highly-insulated Extreme Cold Weather Vapor Barrier Boot.

USARAK Pamphlet 600-2: Arctic Warrior Standards

United States Army Alaska (USARAK) pamphlet 600-2 provides standards and information to all Soldiers assigned or attached for duty to USARAK installations.It also provides information to family members and civilian employees of USARAK.

Layer 4: Fleece Jacket

The LEP layer 4 fleece jacket is fabricated in a heavyweight fleece fabric. It has a collar, zipper front closure, pit zips, two zippered hand warmer pockets, inner pockets and a windproof front and back yoke.

Layer 5: Wind Resistant Fleece Jacket

The LEP layer 5 wind resistant fleece jacket is fabricated in heavyweight fleece wind resistant fabric. It is the same basic design as the layer 4 heavyweight fleece jacket with the addition of wristovers and a hood.

Improved Rain Suit

The Improved Rain Suit (IRS) forms a waterproof outer shell worn over other clothing and gear. It is lightweight; however, IRS functions strictly as a rain barrier, offering little protection from the cold.

Extended Cold Weather Parka and Trousers

The extended cold weather parka and trousers are new ECWCS development items.The parka and trousers serve as the windproof, waterproof layer in the system.

8-130: CAP, WOOL, KNIT, M-1941

Army specification 8-130.

Watch Cap

The knitted wool watch cap is intended for wear by Naval and Air Force personnel in cold environments.

A-A-50369: CAP, KNIT (WATCH)

Commercial item description A-A-50369 covers the requirements for a Cap, Knit (Watch) used by Navy personnel in cold environments.

AR 71-32: Force Development and Documentation

AR 71-32.

DA PAM 708-3: Cataloging of Supplies and Equipment, Army Adopted Items of Materiel and List of Reportable Items (SB 700-20)

DA PAM 708-3 is designed to assist logistics managers and fuctional personnel worldwide with information and guidance on the cataloging of supplies and equipment and related logistics data management functions.

Marine Corps Cold Weather Contact Glove

The cold weather contact gloves allow Marines to conduct precise technical work such as operating computer and electronic equipment while protecting their hands from the cold weather combat environment.

Item Designator Number

Item Designator Number (IDN) is used to control the item subsystem and referred to for reportable items only.

Army Handwear Operational View

Army handwear operational view.

Army Footwear Operational View

Army footwear operational view.

Lightweight Protective Hood

The lightweight protective hood is a fire-resistant, no-melt, no-drip head and face covering that provides the Soldier with protection from thermal threats and minimizes heat stress in hot-dry climates while providing limited heat retention in cool climates.

Riggers Belt

The riggers belt is made of flame-resistant, heavy-duty fiber webbing. It comes equipped with a reversible, quick-fit slide buckle for easy fitting.

DA Pam 708-1: Cataloging of Supplies and Equipment, Management Control Numbers

DA Pam 708-1 provides uniform procedures for using and controlling management control numbers.

AR 708-1: Logistics Management Data and Cataloging Procedures for Army Supplies and Equipment

Army regulation 708-1 prescribes policy and assigns responsibilities for the cataloging of supplies and equipment and related logistics data management functions throughout the U.S. Army. This regulation implements DOD 4100.39-M and DOD 4140.26-M.

Management Control Number

The Management Control Number (MCN) is a 13-character number similar to the national stock number except for the alpha code in the seventh position, which represents the major Army command or activity that made the assignment. Characters 8 through 13 will be assigned in ascending serial sequence independent of the federal supply classification (FSC). Activities assigning MCNs should ensure that the proper FSC is used for each item.

Advanced Combat Helmet Cover

The helmet cover is intended for camouflaging the Advanced Combat Helmet (ACH).

Advanced Comabt Helmet Reversible Cover

The reversible cover is intended for camouflaging the Advanced Combat Helmet (ACH) in both the woodland and desert environments.

OCP (disambiguation)

The Operation Enduring Freedom Camouflage Pattern had been referred to as OCP since it was adopted in 2010 till the U.S. Army announced the release of the new Operational Camouflage Pattern replacing the Universal Camouflage Pattern in 2015.

Generation III Extended Cold Weather Clothing System

The Generation III Extended Cold Weather Clothing System (GEN III ECWCS) was designed to be functional in multiple cold weather climates and activities.It consists of a versatile, multi-layered insulating system that allows the Soldier to adapt to varying mission requirements and environmental conditions.

9-123: MITTEN - SHELLS, TRIGGER FINGER, MQ-1

Army specification 9-123.

6-377: PACK, FIELD, CARGO-AND-COMBAT, M1945

Army specification 6-377.

6-371: TROUSERS, FIELD,COTTON, OD

Army specification 6-371.

8-152: TROUSERS, FIELD, WOOL SERGE, OD-33, 18-OUNCE (MODEL Q-1)

Army specification 8-152.

6-378: STRAP: CARRYING, GENERAL PURPOSE

Army specification 6-378.

6-441: PARKA, FIELD, OVER WHITE

Army specification 6-441.

8-167: MITTEN-INSERTS, TRIGGER FINGER, MQ-1

Army specification 8-167.

6-370: JACKETS, FIELD, M-1943

Army specification 6-370.

8-155: GLOVE-INSERTS, WOOL

Army specification 8-155.

6-471: HOODS, JACKET AND COAT, FIELD

Army specification 6-471.

6-347: LINERS, HELMET, M-1

Army specification 6-347.

52-16-3: HELMETS, STEEL, M1 AND M5

Army specification 52-16-3.

9-102: GLOVE-SHELLS, LEATHER, M-1947

Army specification 9-102.

6-379: CAP, FIELD, COTTON, O.D., WITH VISOR

Army specification 6-379.

6-374: CAP, FIELD, PILE, O.D.

Army specification 6-374.

9-111: MITTENS, ARCTIC

Army specification 9-111.

Department of Defense Index of Specifications and Standards

The Department of Defense Index of Specifications, Standards and related standardization documents comprised of two separate parts: part 1, an alphabetical listing and part 2, a numeric listing.

MIL-L-1910: LINER, GROUND TROOPS' HELMET, M-1

Military specification MIL-L-1910.

MIL-H-10990: HELMET, STEEL, M-1

MIL-T-11100: TROUSERS, FIELD, WOOL, 18 OUNCE

Military specification MIL-T-11100.

MIL-H-1988: HELMET, GROUND TROOPS': PARACUTISTS', STEEL, M-1

Military specification MIL-H-1988 covers steel helmets identified as M-1, with chin strap.

MIL-O-836: OVERSHOES, ARCTIC, RUBBER

Military specification MIL-O-836 covers the requirements for two types of black, medium weight, rubber, five buckle overshoes.

Field Jacket

The M-1943 MQ-1 field jacket was a modified version of the M-1943 field jacket that contained inner buttons for attachment of a removable liner. The jacket was adopted as the M-1950 field jacket.

Arctic White Snow Camouflage Trousers

The M-65 snow camouflage trousers are intended for wear in cold dry areas as supplimentary trousers with attached liner.

MIL-M-2063: MUFFLERS, WOOL

Military specification MIL-M-2063 covers the requirements for a knitted wool muffler.

MIL-C-2370: CASE, FIELD, FIRST AID DRESSING - UNMOUNTED MAGNETIC COMPASS, M-1942

Military specification MIL-C-2370.

MIL-P-3392: PACK, FIELD, CARGO AND COMBAT, M-1945, WITH SUSPENDERS

Military specification MIL-P-3392.

TC 3-97.61: Military Mountaineering

Training circular 3-97x61 details techniques Soldiers and leaders must know to cope with mountainous terrain. These techniques are the foundation upon which the mountaineer must build. This TC also discusses basic and advanced techniques to include acclimatization, illness and injury, equipment, anchors, evacuation, movement on glaciers, and training.

ATP 3-90.97: Mountain Warfare and Cold Weather Operations

The purpose of ATP 3-90.97 is the Army's doctrinal publication for operations in mountain warfare and cold weather operations. It provides doctrinal guidance and direction for how United States forces conduct mountain and cold weather operations and is to arm leaders and Soldiers with the information necessary to operate in mountain and cold weather environments. The information contained in this manual applies to all Soldiers, regardless of rank or job specialty. This manual is designed to work in conjunction with and complement TC 3-97.61, Military Mountaineering and ATTP 3-21.50, Infantry Small-Unit Mountain Operations.

DA Pam 350-44: Soldier's Handbook for Individual Operations and Survival in Cold Weather Areas

DA Pam 350-44 is designed to prepare its reader to conduct operations and survive for extended periods of time under the most severe and varying cold weather conditions. IT should be used with FM 31-70, Basic Cold Weather Manual, FM 31-71, Northern Operations, FM 31-72, Mountain Operations, and FM 21-76, Survival Evasion and Escape.

United States Army Specifications

United States Army Specifications cover such commodities as are commonly purchased by agencies of the War Department.

MIL-L-10800: LINER, JACKET, FIELD, M-1950

Military specification MIL-L-10800 covers a mohair frieze liner for the M-1950 field jacket.

Field Jacket Shell and Liner

The M-1950 field jacket ensemble is made up of a shell and a detachable mohair frieze liner which is attached inside the shell for extra warmth.

MIL-J-10919: JACKET, FIELD, M-1950

Military specification MIL-J-10919 covers M-1950 field jacket.

Water Repellent Case for Sleeping Bag

The water repellent sleeping bag case is made of poplin and provides a wind-resistant cover for the sleeping bag. It is ordinarily used with all sleeping bags. In warm weather, when little protection is needed, the case may be alone. Two openings in the seam at the foot of the case allow the tie straps on the sleeping bag to to be drawn to the outside to hold the items in a compact unit when rolled. It weighs 1.88 lbs.

Mountain Sleeping Bag

The M-1942 mountain sleeping bag is a mummy shaped, down and feather filled sleeping bag, made in regular and large size, in which an over-lapping tube construction prevents the entry of cold air at the stitching. The shape and design gives maximum warmth with minimum weight. Tie straps are attached to the foot of the bag. A waterproof bag is provided for protecting the rolled bag. The regular bag weighs 5.75 lbs. The large bag weighs 6.00 lbs.

Arctic Sleeping Bag

The M-1942 arctic sleeping bag consists of two down and feather filled cases for use in extreme low temperatures. The inner bag is mummy shaped. A full length zipper is used to close the quilt shaped outer bag. A waterproof wrap case, having flaps and tie tapes, is provided for carrying both rolled bags.

Water Repellent Case for M-1945 Sleeping Bag

The M-1945 water repellent sleeping bag case provides a wind resistant, water repellent cover for the sleeping bag.

MIL-C-11065: CLOTH, FLANNEL, WOOL AND NYLON, 16-OUNCE, SHRINK RESISTANT

Military specification MIL-C-11065 covers one type of wool and nylon flannel cloth.

MIL-B-11234: BOOT, COMBAT, RUBBER, INSULATED

Military specification MIL-B-11234.

MIL-B-10929: BOOTS, MUKLUK, WITH 4 PAIRS OF FELT INSOLES

Military specification MIL-B-10929.

MIL-C-1725: COVER, CANTEEN

Military specification MIL-C-1725.

MIL-B-1107: BELT, PISTOL, M-1936

MIlitary specification MIL-B-1107.

MIL-G-1057: GLOVES, COTTON, SPECIAL

Military specification MIL-G-1057.

MIL-P-89: PAN, MESS KIT, CORROISION-RESISTING STEEL

Military specification MIL-P-89 covers one type and size of corrosion-resisting steel mess kit, pan.

MIL-J-843: JACKET, FIELD, M-1943, MQ-1

Military specification MIL-J-843 initially covered a modified version of the M-1943 field jacket, and then the M-1950 field jacket.

Index of United States Army and Federal Specifications Used by the War Departement

This index lists approved United States Army specifications and Federal specifications which cover such commodities as are commonly purchsed by agencies of the War Department.

Index of Specifications and Standards (Used by) Department of the Army, Military Index, Volume II

The Military Index Volume II lists Federal, Military (coordinated and uncoordinated specifications under Army custodianship or of interest to the Army) both alphabetically and numerically, as well as Military Standards.

FM 3-21.220: Static Line Parachuting Techniques and Training

Field manual 3-21.220 contains basic and advanced training and techniques for static line parachuting. It is designed to standardize procedures for initial qualification and training of personnel in their duties and responsibilities in airborne operations.

FM 3-0: Operations

FM 3-0 establishes the Army's keystone doctrine for full spectrum operations. The doctrine holds warfighting as the Army's primary focus and recognizes that the ability of Army forces to dominate land warfare also provides the ability to dominate any situation in military operations other than war. The foundation of FM 3-0 is built upon global strategic responsiveness for prompt, sustained Army force operations on land as a member of a joint or multinational force.

FM 42-414: Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures for Quatermaster Field Service Company, Direct Support

Field manual 42-414, 3 July 1998, [pdf][html] supersedes FM 10-280, 22 October 1986.

FM 5-103: Survivability

The purpose of field manual 5-103 is to integrate survivability into the overall AirLand battle structure. Survivability doctrine addresses when, where, and how fighting and protective battlefield positions are prepared for individual soldiers, troop units, vehicles, weapons, and equipment. This manual implements survivability tactics for all branches of the combined arms team.

FM 9-207: Operations and Maintenance of Ordnance Material in Cold Weather

Field manual 9-207 provides general doctrinal and technical guidance for operating equipment and ordnance materiel under extremely harsh cold weather conditions (0° to -65°F). Its primary purpose is to familiarize operators and crews with the special procedures and techniques for working in sub-zero temperatures. Also, this manual will assist unit commanders, supervisors (motor sergeants, battalion motor officers [BMOs]), and maintenance personnel in anticipating and planning for the onset of cold weather or an arctic deployment. Failure to follow this guidance can cause injury to personnel and damage to equipment, besides limiting mission accomplishment.

FM 90-5: Jungle Operations

Field manual 90-5, 16 August 1982, [pdf][html] supersedes FM 31-35, 26 September 1969.

Cold-Wet/Cold-Dry Clothing System

The combination Cold-Wet/Cold-Dry Clothing System (M-1951) can be configured into two ensembles. The cold-wet ensemble is worn above 14°F, and the cold-dry ensemble is worn below 14°F. The cold-dry ensemble protects down to -60°F. The cold-wet configuration differs from the cold-dry in the number of layers and the choice of boots. The system uses layers of wool/cotton fabrics to trap air for insulation, and a water-repellent outer garment to maintain dryness.

Cold-Wet/Cold-Dry Clothing System

The combination Cold-Wet/Cold-Dry Clothing System (M-65) can be configured into two ensembles. The cold-wet ensemble is worn above 14°F (-10°C), and the cold-dry ensemble is worn below 14°F. The cold-dry ensemble protects down to -60°F (-51°C). The cold-wet configuration differs from the cold-dry in the number of layers and the choice of boots. The system uses layers of wool/cotton fabrics to trap air for insulation, and a water-repellent outer garment to maintain dryness.

Wool Field Shirt

The wool field shirt is intended for wear as a component of the cold-wet and cold-dry uniforms for temperate and cold areas.

Wool Field Trousers

The M-1951 wool field trousers are intended for wear as a component of the cold-wet uniform ensemble.

Cold Weather Wool/Cotton Undershirt and Drawers

The M-65 cold weather underwear serves as inner layer in cold-wet and cold-dry climate.

Winter Undershirt and Drawers

The M-1950 winter underwear serves as inner layer in cold-wet and cold-dry climate.

Trouser Suspenders

The M-1950 trouser suspenders are to be used with trousers having suspender loops.

Snow Camouflage Trousers

The M-1950 snow camouflage trousers are intended for wear as an outer garment to provide camouflage in snow areas.

Snow Camouflage Parka

The M-1950 snow camouflage parka is intended for wear as an outer garment to provide camouflage in snow areas. The parka is intended for camouflage only and is not a substitute for outer garment.

Redesigned Field Coat and Trouser Liners

The cold weather field coat liner and trouser liner serve as an insulating layer for the ECWCS.

Cold Weather Trouser Liner

The M-65 cold weather field trouser liner is buttoned into field trousers for extra warmth, and also can be worn as a separate garment to serve as an insulating layer for the ECWCS.

Cold Weather Coat Liner

The M-65 cold weather field coat liner is buttoned into the coat for extra warmth, and also can be worn as a separate button front liner to serve as an insulating layer for the ECWCS.

Cold Weather Field Trousers

The M-65 cold weather field trousers serve as outer layer in cold-wet climate or as intermediate layer in cold-dry climate, and also serve as a durable insulating layer of ECWCS to be worn over the liners when the outer extended cold weather trousers are not needed.

Cold Weather Field Coat

The M-65 cold weather field coat serves as outer layer in cold-wet climate or as intermediate layer in cold-dry climate. It can be worn with a button-in liner for extra warmth and with a fur-ruffed hood for increased head protection.

Fiberpile Cold Weather Bib Overall

The fiberpile bib overall is a new ECWCS development item, and is used as an additional layer for temeratures below -25°F(-32°C) and down to -60°F(-51°C).

Polyester Fiberpile Cold Weather Shirt

The polyester fiberpile shirt is a new ECWCS development item, and serves as the primary insulating layer on the upper body.

Next-to-skin Under Layer: T-shirt and Boxer Briefs

The FREE system t-shirt and boxer briefs next-to-skin layer is constructed with a tri-blend of lenzing FR rayon fiber, wool, and nylon. This layer is extremely lightweight and breathable to allow high moisture movement and quick drying.

Mid-weight Layer: Shirt and Drawers

The FREE system mid-weight shirt and drawers base layer is constructed with a quick-drying, high loft Polartec thermal FR fleece made with DuPont Nomex fiber for optimal warmth and breathability without weight. This fleece layer provides maximum comfort when worn over base layers and underneath the uniform.

Base Layer: Undershirt and Drawers

The FREE system undershirt and drawers base layer is constructed with a lightweight moisture wicking and breathable lycra mesh fabric made with DuPont Nomex fiber. This base layer provides maximum comfort and excellent recovery properties in hot climate, and can be worn under other layers like the mid-weight shirt and drawers for additional protection for cold weather.

TM 10-8415-237-10: Operator Manual for Fire Resistant Environmental Ensemble

Technical manual 10-8415-237-10 contains operating instructions for the Fire Resistant Environmental Ensemble.

TM 10-8470-211-10: Operator Manual for Enhanced Combat Helmet

Technical manual 10-8470-211-10 contains operating instructions and maintenance procedures for the Enhanced Combat Helmet.

TM 10-8415-236-10: Operator's Manual for Extended Cold Weather Clothing System Generation III (ECWCS GEN III)

Technical manual 10-8415-236-10 covers the basic fitting and use instructions for the Extended Cold Weather Clothing System Generation III.

Improved Outer Tactical Vest Generation III

Incremental enhancements to the Improved Outer Tactical Vest (IOTV) transitioned to production in FY12. Design enhancements included a more robust quick-release technology for improved functionality. Additionally the IOTV Gen III included other design features to improve comfort, mobility and functionality, especially to female and small statured Soldiers.

Enhanced Small Arms Protective Insert

The Enhanced Small Arms Protective Insert (ESAPI) when placed in the Outer Tactical Vest pocket of the multiple threat/Interceptor body armor will provide ballistic protection from specific 5.56 mm and 7.62 mm ball and AP rounds.

Enhanced Side Small Arms Protective Inserts and Ballistic Carriers

The Enhanced Side Small Arms Protective Insert (S-SAPI) and ballistic carriers provide increased side torso protection for Marines.

Groin Protector

The IOTV groin protector has the same basic design as the OTV groin protector.

X Small Arms Protective Insert

The X Small Arms Protective Inserts (XSAPI) have tan covers and provide greater protection than the ESAPI for the chest and back.

Enhanced Side Ballistic Insert and Ballistic Carrier

The Enhanced Side Ballistic Insert (ESBI) plates provide additional coverage as they protect the wearer's sides between the Enhanced Small Arms Protective Insert (ESAPI) plates worn inside the front and rear, and provide the same ballistic protection as the ESAPI.

Lower Back (Kidney) Protector

The IOTV lower back protector provides additional protection for the lower spine and pelvis. The lower back protector attaches to the inside of the back carrier using two nylon straps and snap fasteners.

Yoke and Collar Assembly

The IOTV yoke and collar assembly provides additional ballistic protection to the neck and shoulders.

Throat Protector

The OTV throat protector provides additional ballistic protection to the throat.

Yoke/Collar Assembly

The OTV yoke/collar assembly provides additional ballistic protection to the back of the neck and shoulders.

Groin Protector

The OTV groin protector provides additional protection for the femoral arteries and pelvis. The groin protector attaches to the inside of the front carrier using two nylon straps and snap fasteners.

X Side Ballistic Insert

The X Side Ballistic Inserts (XSBI) have tan covers and provide greater side protection than the ESBI.

Parka and Trousers (Army)

The parka and trousers replace the original parka and trousers in the Army.

Parka and Trousers (Marine Corps)

The 2nd generation parka and trousers incorporates features requested by Marines. Improvements over the original parka and trousers include a two-way entry pocket design, water channels to protect critical area from potential leakage, removal of the taffeta nylon lining to reduce cost, improved breathability, a roll and stow hood, and a Cordura nylon reinforcement of the elbow and knee areas to improve durability.

Improved Outer Tactical Vest Generation II

The first delivery of the new Gen II Improved Outer Tactical Vest (IOTV) in Operation Enduring Freedom Camouflage Pattern (OCP) began on 16 July 2010.

Deltoid Protector

The IOTV deltoid protector has the same basic design as the deltoid protector for the deltoid axillary protection system attached to the outer tactical vest.

Synthetic Fleece Shirt and Overalls

The shirt and overalls replace polyester fiberpile shirt and bib overall.

Assault Body Armor

The assault body armor component of the assault vest system (AVS) exceeds the National Institute of Justice (NIJ) Standards for Type IIIA and provides protection from multiple impacts of steel-jacketed 9mm, 123 gr. rounds traveling at 1445 fps and all lesser threats.

Assault Load Bearing Vest

The assault load bearing vest provides a means of carrying mission equipment that allows evenly distributing loads. The modular design allows use of different pouches in varying locations to adapt to different assigned tasks, weapons, equipment and left or right handed individuals. The vest may be worn over the assault body armor (ABA).

Lightweight Cold Weather Underwear Set

Lightweight Cold Weather Underwear Set (LWCWUS) was developed to provide a moisture wicking, heat retentive, lightweight garment for moderate conditions not sufficiently cold for the polypropylene underwear.

Pile Field Cap

The M-1951 pile field cap may be worn for both cold-dry and cold-wet conditions. The cap provides the best protection against the elements for weather colder than 0°F.

Patrol Pack

The MOLLE patrol pack has a volume of approximately 1,200 cubic inches including the outside pocket.

Canteen/General Purpose Pouch

The canteen/general purpose pouch has a variety of uses.

First Aid Dressing/Unmounted Magnetic Compass Case

The case is used to carry two camouflaged individual troop first aid dressing and a package of sodium chloride - sodium bicarbonate mixture, or an unmounted magnetic compass.

Aircrew Survival Small Arms Protective Body Armor

The SARVIP body armor is intended to be worn over the chest area to provide protection from small arms fire up to 12.7 mm (.50 cal).

Ground Troops and Parachutists Helmet

The PASGT helmet is intended for use by ground troops and parachutists to provide ballistic protection from fragmenting munitions to the head, temples, ears, and neck.

Packets for Aircrew Survival Vest

The packets for the SARVIP vest is of the following four types: basic, medical, first aid dressing and water storage bag, combat casualty bag.

Layer 1: Silkweight Undershirt and Drawers

The LEP layer 1 silkweight undershirt and drawers are intended for wear as a moisture wicking layer of the ECWCS.

Parka Shell and Liner

M-1948 parka-shell and parka-liner.

Light Duty Flame Resistant Glove Insert

The light duty flame resistant glove insert is designed to be worn either alone or under a mitten or glove shell.

Large Rucksack

The MOLLE II Large Rucksack has an approximate internal volume of 2900 cubic inches in the top compartment and 830 cubic inches in the lower compartment, and is capable of carrying a 120-pound load.

Main Pack

The MOLLE main pack has a volume of approximately 3,000 cubic inches.

Winter Hood with Fur Ruff

The M-1951 winter hood with fur ruff is worn attached to either the coat or the parka as a component of the cold-dry uniform. The hood may be worn over the cotton field cap or the pile field cap. The steel helmet is not normally used with the hood.

Pack Adapter Strap

The pack adapter strap permits the field pack to be attached to the suspenders at a position high enough on the individual's back to provide lower space for carrying additional items of equipment, such as canteens and first aid kits, on the pistol belt. The adapter strap also allows the field pack to be carried high enough on the back to permit the carry of heavy loads, such as mortar base plates, ammunition, or radios.

Intrenching Tool Carrier

The carrier is designed as a suitable carrier for the intrenching tool covered by MIL-I-43684.

Intrenching Tool Carrier

The carrier is used for for carrying the lightweight collapsible intrenching tool.

Sleep System Carrier

The MOLLE sleep system carrier is designed to accommodate the Modular Sleep System.

Marine Corps Equipment Pouches

As a critical element of the Marine's individual load,the ILBE pouches provides a stable platform for thecarriage of equipment and supplies needed across thespectrum of individual and unit operations. The ILBEpouches are a series of robust, specialized pouchescapable of carrying the basic ammunition loadrequired to support and sustain the individual Marineduring combat operations.

Small Arms Protective Insert

The Small Arms Protective Inserts (SAPI) upgrade the OTV to provide additional protection from rifle-fired threats.

Sustainment Pocket

The MOLLE sustainment pocket has a volume of approximately 500 cubic inches.

Configuration

The MOLLE II modularity allows for commanders to tailor the loads tomeet mission needs without unnecessary extra pockets and gear.

Waist Pack

The MOLLE II waist pack has a volume of approximately 350 cubic inches.

Polypropylene Undershirt and Drawers

The underwear layer next to the skin acts as a moisture wicking layer and serves to draw moisture away from the skin, transferring it to the outer layers of the system.

Flame Resistant Grid Fleece Underwear

The mid-weight FR grid fleece underwear is a flame resistant version of the polyester grid fleece underwear.It will provide improved moisture management, insulation and comfort when worn in intermediate to cold weather environments. In addition, it will provide Marines with FR protection when needed. The FR Grid Fleece can be worn as part of the Mountain Cold Weather Clothing System or Flame Resistant Organizational Gear (FROG).

Happy Suit

The ECW parka and trouser overgarments and booties are designed for biouvac, rest and sentry activities in mountain conditions.The garments shall be lightweight and easily packed to a minimum volume to be carried among the variety of other mission essential gear.

Combat Field Pack (M1961)

The field pack is used to carry individual rations and equipment that are essential during field operations. It is designed to permit certain items to be carried in a number of different ways to meet changing conditions. For example, the poncho, can be carried inside the pack under the expandable flap or it can be attached to the bottom of the pack by means of the two adjustable securing straps. Extra items of small clothing, such as underwear and socks, also can be rolled and placed under the expandable flap. Outer clothing not in use can be secured under the pack or under the flap, depending on the location of the poncho. In placing items in the field pack, hard objects such as ration cans should be placed on the outside, with softer items such as clothing on the inside toward the wearer's back. A series of eyelets at the edge of the pack flap will accommodate the double hooks used on old field equipment carriers for such items as wire cutters and machetes.

Small Arms Ammunition Case (M-16 20 Round Magazine)

The small arms ammunition case is similar to the M1956 M-16 20-rd mag case but made of nylon.

Individual Equipment Belt

The belt is designed for carrying various items of individual equipment, such as the water canteen and ammunition case which are suspended on the belt by keepers or by double hooks inserted through eyelets so spaced on the belt as to accomodate this equipment. The belt is also used in conjunction with the field pack suspenders, the suspender hooks being attachable to the top edge row of eyelets to help support the weight of the belt and its attached equipment.

Inclement Weather Combat Shirt

The inclement weather combat shirt is a pullover shirt that will provide FR protection as well as protection from wind and water. It is designed to be worn over the combat shirt as a component of FROG.

Outer Tactical Vest

The Outer Tactical Vest (OTV) provides protection from conventional fragmenting munitions and multiple hits from 9mm handgun rounds.

Arctic Sleeping Bag

The M-1949 arctic sleeping bag consists of two mummy-shaped sleeping bags: outer bag and inner bag. It is for use in temperatures of 14°F and below.

Field Jacket Shell and Liner

The M-1951 field jacket (later redesignated coat) ensemble is made up of a shell and a detachable mohair frieze liner which is attached inside the shell for extra warmth.The jacket ensemble is worn directly over the intermediate layer in cold weather.

Configuration

The MOLLE modularity allows for commanders to tailor the loads to meet mission needs without unnecessary extra pockets and packs.

Universal Small Arms Ammunition Pouch

The ammunition pouch is designed to carry any of the basic loads of ammunition. But with special weapons, it may be necessary to carry more ammunition than the pouches will accommodate. When extra ammunition is necessary, bandoleers of ammunition may be carried in a cross-chest manner. To place bandoleers of ammunition in the ammunition pouches, make a neat bundle by folding the bandoleers accordion-fashion and placing them in the pouches with the bandoleer straps at the top. This method permits the bandoleers to be inserted and removed easily.

Fragmentation Protective Body Armor Vest

The PASGT body armor vest is intended for use by ground troops for protection against low velocity projectiles and grenade fragments.

Small Arms Ammunition Case (M-16A1 20-Round Magazine)

The ammunition case is a shortened version of the universal ammunition case. It is designed to carry four 20-round magazines used with the M-16 rifle.

TB MED 508: Prevention and Management of Cold Weather Injuries

Technical bulletin medical 508 provides guidance to military and civilian health care providers, allied medicalpersonnel, and unit commanders and leaders to:

Water Canteen Cover

The canteen cover is similar to the M-1956 canteen cover but made of nylon.

Balaclava with Face Guard

The FROG balaclava has a hinged face guard that allows wearer to expose face without having to remove helmet and balaclava. It is issued in light and mid weight FR materials for different seasons.

Field Pack Suspenders

The field pack suspenders are modified H-back type suspenders.

Deltoid Axillary Protector

The Deltoid Axillary Protector (DAP) (or Deltoid Axillary Protection System, DAPS) was developed in response to the improvised explosive device (IED) threats that soldiers face in Iraq. Unlike conventional threats, which usually come from the front, back, or above, IEDs throw shrapnel and spall at soldiers from below and from the sides. DAP enables soldiers to cover shoulder and upper arm areas as well as the armpit and underarm. The original Interceptor body armor design is open around the arms to allow air to circulate.

Lightweight Exposure Jacket

The lightweight exposure jacket, together with the lightweight exposure trousers, is designed for wind and rain protection in mountain conditions.

Molded Waist Belt

The MOLLE II molded waistbelt has no longer a female connector into which the MOLLE frame joins but straps (6) and buckles (7) to attach it to the MOLLE II frame. The waistbelt is designed to be permanently attached to the frame and to distribute part of the main pack or large rucksack load to the hips.

Radio Pouch

The MOLLE radio pouch is designed to carry a SINCGARS/ASIP radio.

Individual Equipment Belt

The belt is made from Army shade 7 olive drab nylon webbing with black chemical finish brass hook-type buckle fastener. The medium size belt has an adjustable length ranging between 26- to 43-inches and the large size belt ranges between 33- to 55-inches. The individual equipment items are hooked through eyelets along the bottom of the belt or attached by interlocking slide keepers. The eyelets along the top of the belt are for attaching the field pack suspenders.

Sleeping Bag Carrier

The sleeping bag carrier is designed so that the sleeping bag and other sleeping equipment can be carried on the back above the field pack. By means of a quick-release system, sleeping equipment can be dropped quickly in case of emergency.

Medium Rucksack

The MOLLE II medium rucksack has a volume of approximately 3,000 cubic inches.

Hardface Micro Fleece Cap

The hardface micro fleece cap is intended for wear by male and female military personnel of the USMC in mountainous and cold weather environments.It will provide improved wind resistance, durability and water repellency when worn in intermediate to cold weather environments.It will be part of the Mountain/Cold Weather Clothing System and will ultimately replace/phase out the current micro fleece caps.

Lightweight Exposure Trousers

The lightweight exposure trousers, together with the lightweight exposure jacket, are designed for wind and rain protection in mountain conditions.

Arctic Trouser Shell and Liner

The M-1951 arctic trouser ensemble is made up of a shell and a detachable mohair frieze liner which is attached inside the shell. The trousers are worn over the field trousers when the soldier must remain inactive (in a listening post, for example) and when temperatures of -50 to -60°F (-46 to -51°C) are encountered.

Combat Field Pack Suspenders

The suspenders are used to support, the field pack and the pistol belt. The shoulder pads should be centered on the shoulders in order to distribute the weight of the load evenly. The suspenders may be worn without the field pack. When wearing the suspenders without the field pack, the suspender straps should be attached directly to the pistol belt. To keep the weight of the load evenly on both shoulders, attach the rear suspender straps at even spaces from the center of the rear of the pistol belt.

Extended Cold Weather Parka

The extended cold weather parka is a new ECWCS development item.The parka serves as part of the windproof, waterproof layer in the system.

Individual Equipment Belt Suspenders

The suspenders are designed for use with the individual equipment belt on which are suspended items of field equipment such as water canteen, ammunition cases, and other items required by the soldier in the field.

Lightweight Exposure Suit

The lightweight exposure jacket and trousers are designed for wind and rain protection in mountain conditions.

Aircrewmen's Survival Vest

The AIRSAVE survival vest assembly is an adjustable, one-size-fits-all garment, and contains an assortment of modular pockets to accommodate stowage of survival items. The Type I survival vest is used by aircrew members of both helicopter and fixed-wing, non-ejection seat aircraft. Unique features of the Type I vest include a hoisting harness attached to the inside of the vest to accommodate a Search and Rescue (SAR) lift hoist attachment, and a two-way plastic slide fastener to accommodate hard armor operation and doffing.

Grenade Carrier Vest

The vest is designed to transport the basic load of 40mm grenade ammunition for the grenadier. It is a one-size-fits-all item constructed of very strong nylon fabric and webbing.

Cummerbund Configuration

An alternate cummerbund configuration adds a cummerbund with soft ballistic and hard plastic inserts and side plate pockets with soft ballistic inserts to the SPCS base vest assembly.

USMC Chest Rig

The USMC Chest Rig is a Marine Corps specific modified version of the U.S. Army's Tactical Assault Panel.

Field Trouser Shell and Liner

The M-1951 field trouser ensemble is made up of a shell and a detachable mohair frieze liner which is attached inside the shell for extra warmth. The shell is worn over wool trousers as the outer layer in cold-wet climate or worn with the liner as the intermediate layer in cold-dry climate.

Extreme Cold Weather Booties

The ECW booties, together with the ECW parka and trousers, are designed for bivouc, rest and sentry activities in mountain conditions.

Light Weight Long Sleeve Mock Turtle Neck Shirt

In addition to being FR, this shirt has a mock neck design for added protection and also contains an antimicrobial property along with moisture management (wicking) capabilities.

Equipment Load Carrying Subsystem

The SPEAR Equipment Load Carrying System (ELCS) is a modular pocketing and harness system allows mission tailoring of load and system configuration.The ELCS is compatible with the SPEAR Body Armor and Backpack Subsystem, and provides optimum compatibility with individual equipment and weapons.

Large Field Pack with Internal Frame and Combat Patrol Pack

The large field pack with internal frame is used to transport the individual's existence load in all environmental conditions. Even load distribution is achieved through the adjustment features. The patrol pack is used for short missions, and can be attached atop the field pack.

Side Plate Carrier Configuration

For increased protection, left and right side plate carriers with soft ballistic inserts can be added to the SPCS base vest assembly.

Intrenching Tool Carrier

The intrenching tool carrier is made of olive drab cotton duck material and is attached to the pistol belt by means of two attaching clips located on the back. An attachment for carrying the bayonet or bayonet knife scabbard is located on the front of the carrier.

Flame Resistant Combat Ensemble

The Flame Resistant Combat Ensemble is comprised of a high performance protective blouse and protective trousers that will provide the protection, safety and comfort features required by Flame Resistant Organizational Gear.

Survival Signal and Communication Components

Placed in the various pockets on the SARVIP vest are the following items: compass, mirror, smoke and Illumination flares, sea dye marker, distress light marker, chemical agent detectors, distress signal kit, operators manual, and survival packets consisting of medical and basic components necessary for survival.

Layer 2: Midweight Undershirt and Drawers

The LEP layer 2 midweight undershirt and drawers are intended for wear as an insulation layer of the ECWCS.

Marine Corps Stuff Sack

After Action Reports from Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom demonstrated a compelling need to provide a waterproof bag to protect personal gear from the elements, rain, sand, snow, and moisture. The Marine Corps Stuff Sack will provide Marines a better method of waterproofing and sorting their personal gear stored inside the ILBE packs.

Sleeping Equipment Carrier

The carrier is 14 inches long, 12 inches wide, has straps with buckles closure for securing the sleeping bag.

Layer 3: Midweight Stretch Bib Overall

The LEP layer 3 midweight stretch bib overall is intended for wear as an insulation layer of the ECWCS.

Extreme Weather Outer Layer

The FREE system extreme weather outer layer (EWOL) parka, fleece liner, and trousers are constructed with a lightweight, windproof, waterproof, and breathable Gore-tex fabric that combines the DuPont Nomex fiber outer material and the Gore-tex membrane. The EWOL jacket features a removable roll-and-stow hood and zip-in liner constructed from Polartec thermal FR fleece. The EWOL serves as the most external layer in the clothing system and is available in OCP or UCP.

Cotton Field Cap

The M-1951 cotton field cap is a visor style with a circular top crown and retractable earlaps, and is a lightweight windproof item incorporating a very thin layer of insulation only in the earlaps. It was designed for ground troop wear in a range of cold-wet to hot environments.

Extreme Cold Weather Hood with Fur Ruff

The M-65 extreme cold weather hood with fur ruff is an attachable component used with CW field coat, ECW parka, M1951 parka as a component of the cold/dry uniform.

Intermediate Weather Outer Layer

The FREE system intermediate weather outer layer (IWOL) jacket, vest and trousers are constructed with an abrasion resistant Massif Elements 4-way stretch fabric made with DuPont Nomex fiber. Its windproof, waterproof, and breathable membrane helps to keep elements out without trapping sweat and soft fleece interior keeps the war-fighter warm and protected from the elements. The IWOL jacket and vest also feature velcro loops for name, rank, flag, and unit tape.

Corpsman Assault Pack

The Corpsman Assault Pack (CAP) is an improved design to replace the previously fielded MOLLE Medical Bag.

Winter Hood

The M-1951 winter hood is worn attached to the coat for protection against the wind and snow as a component of the cold-wet uniform.

Canteen Cover

The canteen cover accommodates a one-quart canteen and a cup. The lining on the inside of the canteen cover should be kept wet during hot weather in order to help keep the water in the canteen cool. The cover should be kept dry during cold weather, however, as the lining material provides limited protection in preventing the water in the canteen from freezing.

Assault Vest System

The assault vest system (AVS) provides the individual Marine with ballistic protection and/or load bearing capabilities necessary for conducting close quarters battle (CQB) missions.

Aircrew Survival Vest

The SARVIP vest consists of a raschel knitted aramid cloth body and aramid oxford cloth pockets. The vest has rescue lift straps and quick release mechanism for emergency recovery operation.

Polyester Fiberpile Shirt and Bib Overall

The polyester fiberpile shirt serves as the primary insulating layer on the upper body.The bib overall is used as an additional layer for temperatures below -25°F (-32°C) and down to -60°F (-51°C).

Load Bearing Vest

The MOLLE Load Bearing Vest (LBV) is a modular vest that allows commanders to tailor the loads to meet mission needs without unnecessary extra pouches and gear.The vest is designed to reduce heat build up on the back with minimum area of coverage with the H-Harness design.The wide shoulder straps of the vest help distribute the load without the need for excessive padding that can hinder mobility and sighting a weapon.

Water Canteen Cover

The canteen cover is designed as a carrier for a one quart nominal capacity water canteen and cup.

Extreme Cold Weather Parka

The M-65 extreme cold weather parka ensemble is made up of a shell and a button-in quilted liner which is attached inside the shell for extra warmth. The parka ensemble is worn as an outer garment in cold-dry climate with a fur-ruffed hood for increased head protection.

Hydration System

The MOLLE comes with an on-the-move tube hydrationsystem for special missions where hands-free drinking isdesired.

Extended Cold Weather Balaclava Hood

The hood replaces combat vehicle crewman's hood as a component of ECWCS.

Enhanced Flame Resistant Combat Ensemble

The Enhanced Flame Resistant Combat Ensemble (EFRCE) consists of a blouse and trousers that make up a set. Although the EFRCE is similar to the current Flame Resistant Combat Ensemble, the design and fabrics used to construct the ensemble have been modified to increase durability.

Combat Field Pack

The field pack is larger than the M-1961 field pack and made of nylon.

Extended Cold Weather Parka Fur Ruff

The ruff is an attachable component used with the extended cold weather parka.

Extreme Cold Weather Parka

The ECW parka, together with the ECW trousers and booties, is designed for bivouc, rest and sentry activities in mountain conditions.

Improved Outer Tactical Vest

The Army began fielding the Improved Outer Tactical Vest (IOTV) in the fourth quarter of 2007. The IOTV is a side-opening vest that provides a greater area of coverage than the Outer Tactical Vest (OTV) and weighs three pounds less.

Pistol Belt

The pistol belt helps to support the field pack and is used to carry the intrenching tool and carrier, ammunition pouches, canteen and canteen cover, and first aid or compass case.

Assault Pack

The MOLLE II Assault Pack has an approximate internal volume of 1525 cubic inches in the main compartment and 825 cubic inches in the large front pocket that is specifically sized to house a removable six magazine bandoleer or a standard protective mask and allow quick and easy access to it, and is capable of carrying at least a 60-pound load to include the current family of field radios including SINCGARS and ASIP. The radio can be carried in a radio pouch attached to the rear panel of the pack utilizing the 1 inch oval loops.

Non-Side Plate Carrier Configuration

The most basic configuration of the SPCS consists of the front and rear carriers with soft ballistic inserts, two shoulder straps, four attachment straps, four quick release buckles, and the quick release cable. The side plate carriers are not worn in this configuration.

Sub-belt

The USMC sub-belt integrates with Family of Individual Load Bearing Equipment components without causing interference and allows individual equipment items to be securely attached via Pouch Attachment Ladder System (PALS).

Small Arms Ammunition Case (30-Round Magazine)

The case is designed to accomodate three 30-round ammunition magazines for the M-16 rifle. Magazine spacer straps are provided for separating individual magazines, and grenade pockets with retainer straps are provided for carrying grenades. The case is provided with a tab with an eyelet for attachment to the suspender snaphook and two keepers with slide for attaching to the individual equipment belt.

TB MED 81: Cold Injury

Technical bulletin medical 81 provides information regarding cold injury and is a guide to its prevention and management.

Patrol Pack

The MOLLE II patrol pack has a volume of approximately 1,500 cubic inches including the outside pocket that is specifically sized to house a standard protective mask and allow quick and easy access to it, and is capable of carrying at least a 40-pound load to include the current family of field radios including SINCGARS and ASIP.

Silkweight Underwear

The new next-to-skin underwear is intended for wear by male and female military personnel of the USMC in mountainous and cold weather environments.It will provide improved moisture management and comfort when worn in intermediate to cold weather environments.It will be part of the Mountain/Cold Weather Clothing System and will also replace the current lightweight CW underwear set.

First Aid Packet / Lensatic Compass Case

The first aid case is used to carry either a field dressing or an unmounted magnetic compass.

Flame Resistant Silkweight Underwear

The FR next-to-skin underwear is a flame resistant version of the polyester silkweight underwear.It will provide improved moisture management and comfort when worn in intermediate to cold weather environments. In addition, it will provide Marines with FR protection when needed. The FR Silkweight Underwear can be worn as part of the Mountain Cold Weather Clothing System or Flame Resistant Organizational Gear (FROG).

Grid Fleece Underwear

The mid-weight grid fleece underwear is intended for wear by male and female military personnel of the USMC in mountainous and cold weather environments.It will provide improved moisture management, insulation and comfort when worn in intermediate to cold weather environments.It will be part of the Mountain/Cold Weather Clothing System and will replace the current polypropylene underwear set, and fleece pullover.

Parka Shell and Liner

The M-1951 parka ensemble is made up of a shell and a detachable mohair frieze liner which is attached inside the shell for maximum insulation.The parka ensemble is worn as an outer garment of the cold-dry uniform with a fur-ruffed hood for added head protection and may be worn over the coat.

Mountain Sleeping Bag

The M-1949 mountain sleeping bag is intended for use in locations where temperature ranges from 14 to 50°F.

Extreme Cold Weather Mitten System

The Marine Corps has developed an Extreme Cold Weather Mitten System including a Mitten Shell with Removable Liner and Light Duty Flame Resistant Glove Insert, which will provide improved environmental protection over USMC's previous mitt, the insulated trigger finger mitt.

Light Weather Outer Layer

The FREE system light weather outer layer (LWOL) soft shell jacket and trousers are constructed with a lightweight, windproof, waterproof, breathable Massif Elements Lite 4-way stretch fabric made with DuPont Nomex fiber. The jacket features high collar for added protection, zippered chest and sleeve cargo pockets, and two flapped double pen pockets. The LWOL jacket is also engineered with an easy-cinch draw cord and adjustable wrist cuffs for variable fit and warmth, a pass-through flap for CVC extraction strap access, and velcro loop for name, rank, flag, and unit tape round out the LWOL's functionality.

Snow Camouflage Parka, Trousers and Pack Cover

The snow camouflage parka, trousers and pack cover are designed to be worn as over-garments when snow camouflage protection is required.

Tactical Assault Panel

The Tactical Assault Panel (TAP) replaces the Fighting Load Carrier to allow for quick-release of equipment in emergency situations.TAP is compatible with the quick release system of the IOTV/SPCS.TAP can also be worn like a Ranger Assault Carrying Kit (RACK) using the external webbing harness.

Individual Tactical Load Bearing Vest

The vest is designed to transport the individual's fighting load. It is a one-size-fits-all item constructed of very strong nylon fabric and webbing.

Wind Pro Fleece Jacket

The windpro fleece jacket is intended for wear by male and female military personnel of the USMC in mountainous and cold weather environments.It will provide improved wind resistance, breathabilty and water repellency when worn in intermediate to cold weather environments.It will be part of the Mountain/Cold Weather Clothing System and will replace the current fleece jackets.

Waterproofing Bag Insert

The purpose of the waterproofing bag insert/liner (WPI) is to keep clothing and equipment dry when the ILBE main/assault pack is exposed to prolonged rain or water submersion during field use.

First Aid Dressing / Unmounted Magnetic Compass Case

The case is similar to the M1956 first aid/compass case but made of nylon.

Extended Cold Weather Trousers

The extended cold weather trousers are a new ECWCS development item.The trousers serve as part of the windproof, waterproof layer in the system.

Extreme Cold Weather Loft Trousers

The ECW trousers, together with the ECW parka and booties, are designed for bivouc, rest and sentry activities in mountain conditions.

GL/PD 06-17: TROUSERS, EXTREME COLD/WET WEATHER (GEN III)

Purchase description GL/PD-06-17 covers the requirements for waterproof, extreme cold/wet weather trousers, which serve as a layer of the GEN III ECWCS.

GL/PD 06-07: PARKA, EXTREME COLD WEATHER (GEN III)

Purchase description GL/PD-06-07 covers the requirements for an insulated loft jacket, which serves as a layer of the GEN III ECWCS.

CR/PD 02-2008 SYSCOM: GLOVE INSERT, LIGHT DUTY, U.S. MARINE CORPS

Purchase description CR/PD 02-2008 SYSCOM covers the requirements for the Marine Corps Light Duty Glove Insert for stand-alone use or under the Light Duty Work glove for use in all environments.

MIL-S-10858: SHIRT, COLD WEATHER, FIELD, WOOL/NYLON, OLIVE GREEN 108

Military specification MIL-S-10858 covers the requirements for a wool/nylon, cold weather field shirt.

PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATION: BODY ARMOR SYSTEM, COMBAT VEHICLE CREWMAN (BASC)

This specification provides for a multiple threat body armor system consisting of a base vest and modular components for tailoring protection levels to defeat multiple ballistic hazards across the battlefield continuum and manage armor weight. The Body Armor, Combat Vehicle Crewman (BASC) is a critical safety item.

PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATION: LIGHTWEIGHT EXPOSURE SUIT, U.S. MARINE CORPS

This performance specification covers the requirements for the Marine Corps lightweight exposure jacket and trousers.

MIL-S-10926: SUSPENDERS, TROUSERS, M-1950

Military Specification MIL-S-10926 covers elastic webbing suspenders.

FQ/PD 06-35: FRAGMENTATION HELMET, LIGHTWEIGHT, USMC

Purchase description FQ/PD 06-35 covers the performance and verification requirements for the Lightweight Fragmentation Helmet.

GL/PD 10-08: PATCH KIT, INTEGRATED, FLAME RESISTANT (IPK)

Purchase description GL/PD 10-08 covers the requirements for a Flame Resistant, Pressure Sensitive Adhesive, Integrated Patch Kit (IPK) which is designed to be used by military personnel in the United States Army as a means to make field expedient repairs in a field environment to their Flame Resistant uniforms.

MIL-S-44022: STRAP, RETENTION, PARACHUTISTS HELMET

Military specification MIL-S-44022 covers a helmet retention strap used by parachutists with the Ground Troops'-Parachutists' Helmet (PASGT).

MIL-S-44221: STAND, CANTEEN CUP

Military specification MIL-S-44221 covers aluminum stands for heating water and individual ration components in canteen cups.

MIL-R-44354: RUFF, PARKA, EXTENDED COLD WEATHER

Military Specification MIL-R-44354 covers an attachable synthetic fur ruff for use with the parka in the Extended Cold Weather Clothing System.

CO/PD 05-04: HELMET, ADVANCED COMBAT (ACH)

Purchase description CO/PD 05-04 covers the performance and verification requirements for the Advanced Combat Helmet, a protective helmet consisting of a ballistically protective shell, pad suspension system, and 4-point chinstrap/napestrap retention system.

GL/PD 10-01: BOOTS, COMBAT, MOUNTAIN

Purchase description GL/PD 10-01 covers the requirements for a waterproof combat boot for use in rugged, mountainous terrain.

GL/PD 06-04: JACKET, WIND COLD WEATHER (GEN III)

Purchase description GL/PD-06-04 covers the requirements for a wind protective jacket, which serves as a layer of the GEN III ECWCS.

MIL-B-830: BAGS, SLEEPING, M-1949

Military specification MIL-B-830 covers the requirement of the M-1949 mountain and arctic sleeping bag.

MIL-S-29428: SCARF: HEADOVER, WOOL

Military specification MIL-S-29428 covers requirements for one type and size knitted wool headover scarf.

MIL-T-2060: TROUSERS, MEN'S, SHELL, FIELD

Military specification MIL-T-2060 covers the M-1951 field trouser shell.

GL/PD 06-01: UNDERSHIRT, LIGHT WEIGHT COLD WEATHER (GEN III)

Purchase description GL/PD-06-01 covers the requirements for a lightweight undershirt, which serves as a layer of the GEN III ECWCS.

MIL-S-1698: SLING, CARRYING, BAG AND CASE

Military specification MIL-S-1698 covers three types of adjustable carrying slings made of webbing with hardware attached.

PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATION: GLOVE INSERT, LIGHT DUTY, FLAME RESISTANT, U.S. MARINE CORPS

This performance specification covers the requirements for the Marine Corps Light Duty Flame Resistant Glove Insert which can be worn under a glove or mitten.

MIL-S-40157: STRAP ASSEMBLY, CARRYING, SLEEPING BAG

Military specification MIL-S-40157 covers a sleeping bag carrier fabricated of olive drab cotton webbing.

MIL-V-44362: VEST, GRENADE, CARRIER (FOR 40-mm GRENADES)

Military specification MIL-V-44362 covers one type and size of nylon duck vest intended for carrying 40-mm grenades.

GL/PD 06-02: SHIRT, MID WEIGHT COLD WEATHER (GEN III)

Purchase description GL/PD-06-02 covers the requirements for a synthetic grid fleece shirt, which serves as a layer of the GEN III ECWCS.

CO/PD 00-02: BODY ARMOR, MULTIPLE THREAT / INTERCEPTOR

Purchase description CO/PD 00-02 provides for a multiple threat/Interceptor body armor system (IBA) consisting of a base vest and modular components (OTV) for tailoring protection levels to defeatmultiple ballistic hazards across the battlefield continuum and manage armor weight.

MIL-S-44016: SLEEPING BAG, INTERMEDIATE COLD, SYNTHETIC FILLED

Military specification MIL-S-44016 covers the requirements for one type and size of sleeping bag with hood for intermediate cold conditions.

MIL-S-44095: SURVIVAL KIT, INDIVIDUAL, VEST TYPE

Military specification MIL-S-44095 covers a survival kit consisting of a vest and a number of survival aids.

MIL-S-43829: SUSPENDERS, INDIVIDUAL EQUIPMENT BELT, LC-1

Military specification MIL-S-43829 covers one type and size of equipment belt suspenders.

PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATION: EXTREME COLD PARKA, TROUSER, AND BOOTIES; U.S. MARINE CORPS

This performance specificaiton covers the requirements for the Marine Corps snow extreme cold weather (ECW) parka and trouser overgarments and bootie for biouvac, rest and sentry activities in mountain conditions.

MIL-V-83271: VEST, SURVIVAL MESH SET, SRU-21/P

Military specification MIL-V-83271 covers the requirements for one type of survival which is designated SRU-21/P.

MIL-V-29601: VEST, SURVIVAL, CMU-30/P22P-15

Military specification MIL-V-29601 covers the general requirements and inspection for one type of survival vest designed to accommodate soft and hard body armor.

MIL-PRF-32142: CLOTH, WATERPROOF AND MOISTURE VAPOR PERMEABLE

Performance specification MIL-PRF-32142 covers the requirements for a waterproof, windproof, and moisture vapor permeable camouflage printed cloth which is intended for use in the fabrication of APECS parkas and trousers.

MIL-T-1870: TROUSERS, COLD WEATHER: FIELD, WOOL, M-1951

Military specification MIL-T-1870 covers the requirements for trousers made from wool material.

FQ/PD 07-03: PERSONAL ARMOR, X SMALL ARMS PROTECTIVE INSERT (XSAPI)

Purchase description FQ/PD 07-03 covers the X Small Arms Protective Insert (XSAPI) worn by ground troops. When placed in the Outer Tactical Vest (OTV) / Improved Outer Tactical Vest (IOTV) or Soldier Plate Carrier System (SPCS) (as a component of the Interceptor Body Armor (IBA) system) the insert will provide ballistic protection from specific 5.56 mm and 7.62 mm rifle rounds.

MIL-V-44416: VEST, AIRCREW, SURVIVAL

Military specification MIL-V-44416 covers a survival vest, with or without components to be worn by aircrew personnel. The vest is part of an aircrew survival system.

AR/PD 10-01: NAPE PAD

Purchase description AR/PD 10-01 covers the requirements for the ballistic protective Nape Pad which provides ballistic protection to the area below the Advanced Combat Helmet and Enhanced Combat Helmet at the nape (back of the neck). This is a Critical Safety Item. This specification delineates the Nape Pad end item and its component performance requirements. This Nape Pad is functionally integrated with the Improved Outer Tactical Vest (IOTV) (FQ/PD 07-05), Advanced Combat Helmet (AR/PD 10-02), and Enhanced Combat Helmet (GL/PD 09-04).

MIL-S-48: SOCKS, WOOL, CUSHION SOLE

Military specification MIL-S-48 covers wool, nylon and cotton, stretch-type, cushion sole socks.

PURCHASE DESCRIPTION: RUGGED ALL TERRAIN (RAT) BOOT, HOT WEATHER, MARINE CORPS

This purchase description covers the requirements for the U.S. Marine Corps Rugged All Terrain (RAT) Boot Hot Weather.

PURCHASE DESCRIPTION: RUGGED ALL TERRAIN (RAT) BOOT, TEMPERATE WEATHER, MARINE CORPS

This purchase description covers the requirements for the U.S. Marine Corps Rugged All Terrain (RAT) Boot Temperate Weather.

GL/PD 10-07: CLOTH, DUCK, TEXTURED NYLON

Purchase description GL/PD 10-07 covers the requirements for textured nylon duck cloth, dyed or dyed and overprinted with a camouflage pattern.

MIL-S-43730: SUSPENDERS, FIELD PACK, COMBAT, M-1967

Military specification MIL-S-43730 covers field pack suspenders fabricated of olive green nylon cloth.

MIL-S-43823: SOCKS, MEN'S, NYLON, CUSHION SOLE, STRETCH TYPE, OG 106

Military specification MIL-S-43823 covers the requirements for a nylon, stretch type, cushion sole sock.

GL/PD 06-15: DRAWERS, MID WEIGHT COLD WEATHER (GEN III)

Purchase description GL/PD-06-15 covers the requirements for synthetic grid fleece drawers, which serve as a layer of the GEN III ECWCS.

CO/PD 04-19: PERSONAL ARMOR, ENHANCED SMALL ARMS PROTECTIVE INSERT

Purchase description CO/PD 04-19 covers an Enhanced Small Arms Protective Insert (ESAPI).

MIL-T-43497: TROUSERS, COLD WEATHER, FIELD, NYLON AND COTTON

Military specification MIL-T-43497 covers water repellent sateen trousers with leg cargo pockets.

MIL-U-44164: UNDERSHIRT, COLD WEATHER, POLYPROPYLENE

Military specification MIL-U-44164 covers a polypropylene undershirt used as a component of ECWCS.

AR/PD 10-04: SOLDIER PLATE CARRIER SYSTEM (SPCS)

Purchase description AR/PD 10-04 provides for a multiple threat body armor system consisting of a base vest, cummerbunds and side plate pockets for tailoring protection levels to defeat multiple ballistic hazards across the battlefield continuum and manage armor weight. The SPCS is a critical safety item. This specification delineates system, subsystem, component, and subcomponent level performance requirements to accomplish the end item body armor performance. SPCS is functionally integrated with Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment (MOLLE).

PURCHASE DESCRIPTION: BODY ARMOR, MULTIPLE THREAT / INTERCEPTOR; IMPROVED MODULAR TACTICAL VEST

This purchase description provides for a multiple threat body armor system consisting of a base vest and modular components for tailoring protection levels to defeat multiple ballistic hazards across the battlefield continuum and manage armor weight. The Improved Modular Tactical Vest is a critical safety item.

GL/PD 10-02: SHIRT, COMBAT, FLAME RESISTANT

Purchase description GL/PD 10-02 covers the requirement for a flame resistant Army Combat Shirt.

MIL-V-44323: VEST, TACTICAL LOAD BEARING

Military specification MIL-V-44323 covers a webbing harness load bearing vest to carry ammunition, grenades, canteen and other equipment.

GL/PD 06-06: JACKET, EXTREME COLD/WET WEATHER (GEN III)

Purchase description GL/PD-06-06 covers the requirements for a waterproof, extreme cold/wet weather jacket, which serves as a layer of the GEN III ECWCS.

MIL-S-44163: SHIRT, COLD WEATHER, POLYESTER FIBERPILE

Military specification MIL-S-44163 covers a synthetic fiber pile shirt used as a component of the ECWCS.

GL/PD 09-73: SHIRT, ADVANCED COMBAT

Purchase description GL/PD 09-73 covers the requiremnets for a flame retardant Advanced Combat Shirt.

MIL-V-43707: VEST, AMMUNITION CARRYING, FOR M79 AND M203 LAUNCHERS

Military specification MIL-V-43707 covers the requirements for a vest for carrying grenades used with M79 and M203 launchers.

MIL-T-2027: TROUSERS, CAMOUFLAGE, MEN'S, OVERWHITE, M-1950

Military specification MIL-T-2027 covers snow camouflage trousers.

MIL-S-44309: SLEEPING BAGS, FOR SLEEPING SYSTEMS

Military specification MIL-S-44309 covers sleeping bags for use as part of the extreme and intermediate cold weather sleeping systems.

GL/PD 06-03: JACKET, FLEECE COLD WEATHER (GEN III)

Purchase description GL/PD-06-03 covers the requirements for a fleece jacket, which serves as a layer of the GEN III ECWCS.

MIL-S-44429: SLEEPING BAG SYSTEM, FOR INTERMEDIATE COLD WEATHER

Military specification MIL-S-44429 covers a complete intermediate cold weather sleeping bag system.

AR/PD 10-02: HELMET, ADVANCED COMBAT (ACH)

Purchase description AR/PD 10-02 covers the performance and verification requirements for the Advanced Combat Helmet, a protective helmet consisting of a ballistic protective shell, pad suspension system, and 4-point chinstrap/nape strap retention system.

MIL-S-43354: STRAP ASSEMBLY, FIELD PACK ADAPTER

Military specification MIL-S-43354 covers an olive drab cotton webbing strap assembly permits the field pack to be attached to the suspenders at a position high enough on the individual's back to provide lower space for carrying additional items of equipment on the pistol belt.

GL/PD 06-14: DRAWERS, LIGHT WEIGHT COLD WEATHER (GEN III)

Purchase description GL/PD-06-14 covers the requirements for lightweight drawers, which serve as a layer of the GEN III ECWCS.

MIL-U-10211: UNDERSHIRTS, MEN'S, WINTER, M-1950

Military specification MIL-U-10211 covers M1950 winter undershirt.

MIL-T-43654: TROUSERS, SNOW CAMOUFLAGE, WHITE, ARCTIC

Military specification MIL-T-43654 covers snow camouflage, white arctic trousers.

GL/PD 06-05: JACKET, SOFT SHELL COLD WEATHER (GEN III)

Purchase description GL/PD-06-05 covers the requirements for a soft shell jacket, which serves as a layer of the GEN III ECWCS.

PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATION: MITTEN WITH INSULATED REMOVABLE LINER, EXTREME COLD WEATHER (ECW), U.S. MARINE CORPS

This performance specification covers the requirements for the Marine Corps Extreme Cold Weather Mitten System with Insulated Removable Liner.

AR/PD 10-03: PERSONAL ARMOR, X-SIDE BALLISTIC INSERT (XSBI)

Purchase description AR/PD 10-03 covers the X-Side Ballistic Insert (XSBI) worn by ground troops. When placed in the Outer Tactical Vest (OTV) / Improved Outer Tactical Vest (IOTV) (as a component of the Interceptor Body Armor (IBA) system) the insert will provide ballistic protection from specific 5.56 mm and 7.62 mm rifle rounds.

MIL-T-44189: TROUSERS, EXTENDED COLD WEATHER, CAMOUFLAGE

Military specification MIL-T-44189 covers nylon, three layer laminated waterproof and moisture vapor permeable trousers used as a component of the ECWCS.

MIL-T-11786: TROUSER, MEN'S, ARCTIC, M-1951

Military specification MIL-T-11786 covers the arctic shell trousers.

GL/PD 06-18: TROUSERS, EXTREME COLD WEATHER (GEN III)

Purchase description GL/PD-06-18 covers requirements for insulated loft trousers, which serve as a layer of the GEN III ECWCS.

FQ/PD 07-05: BODY ARMOR, MULTIPLE THREAT / INTERCEPTOR; IMPROVED OUTER TACTICAL VEST

Purchase description FQ/PD 07-05 provides for a multiple threat/Interceptor body armor system (IBA) consisting of a base vest and modular components (IOTV) for tailoring protection levels to defeatmultiple ballistic hazards across the battlefield continuum and manage armor weight.

PURCHASE DESCRIPTION: INCLEMENT WEATHER COMBAT SHIRT (IWCS)

This purchase description covers the requirements for the Inclement Weather Combat Shirt (IWCS). The shirt is designed to provide flame resistance and inclement weather protection needed for wear in field and combat operations.

GL/PD 06-16: TROUSER, SOFT SHELL COLD WEATHER (GEN III)

Purchase description GL/PD-06-16 covers the requirements for a soft shell trouser, which serves as a layer of the GEN III ECWCS.

MIL-S-44361: SLEEPING BAG SYSTEM, FOR EXTREME COLD WEATHER

Military specification MIL-S-44361 covers a complete extreme cold weather sleeping bag system.

MIL-S-40160: SUSPENDERS, FIELD PACK, COMBAT, M-1956

Military specification MIL-S-40160 covers combat field pack suspenders fabricated of olive drab cotton webbing and drill cloth.

MIL-U-43262: UNDERSHIRTS, COLD WEATHER, MEN'S

Military specification MIL-U-43262 covers men's cold weather, wool/cotton undershirts.

MIL-S-43880: SLEEPING BAG, EXTREME COLD WEATHER (DOWN AND POLYESTER BATTING)

Military specification MIL-S-43880 covers the requirement for one type and size of sleeping bag with hood for extreme cold conditions.

GL/PD 07-19: RETENTION SYSTEM, ADVANCED COMBAT HELMET (ACH)

Purchase description GL/PD 07-19 covers the requirements for the retention system to be used with the Advanced Combat Helmet.

MIL-S-405: SOCKS, MEN'S, WINTER (WOOL AND COTTON)

Military specification MIL-S-405 covers one type of seamless men's wool and cotton winter socks, the inside of which have terry or tuft stitches through-out.

PD WNUV 12-03: VEST, AF AIRSAVE

Purchase Description WNUV 12-03 covers the general requirements and inspections for the Air Force Airsave survival vest designed to integrate chemical protective systems, oxygen systems, flotation systems, and survival equipment.

FM 31-72: Administration in the Arctic

Body Armor/Load Carriage System

The SPEAR Body Armor/Load Carriage System (BALCS) consists of body armor, an equipment load carrying subsystem, and a backpack subsystem.

FM 3-23.30: Grenade and Pyrotechnic Signals

The purpose of field manual 3-23.30 is to orient Soldiers to the functions and descriptions of hand grenades and ground pyrotechnic signals. It provides a reference for the identification and capabilities of various hand grenades and pyrotechnic signals. It also provides a guide for the proper handling and throwing of hand grenades, suggests methods and techniques for the tactical employment of hand grenades, and provides a guide for commanders conducting hand grenade training.

Interceptor Body Armor

The Interceptor Body Armor (IBA) was designed to replace the Personnel Armor System Ground Troops (PASGT) vest and the Interim Small Arms Protective Overvest (ISAPO).

MIL-H-48671: HOLSTER, HIP, M12

Military specification MIL-H-48671 covers a Holster, Hip, M12 for use with the M9, 9mm Semiautomatic Pistol.

MIL-G-835: GLOVE INSERTS, COLD WEATHER

Military specification MIL-G-835 covers an ambidextrous, knitted glove insert, to be worn for added warmth with glove shells for cold weather.

FM 31-35: Aviation in Support of Ground Forces

MIL-B-29605: BODY ARMOR, SOFT, SMALL ARMS PROTECTIVE, PRU-60/P22P-15

Military specification MIL-B-29605 covers the general requirements and inspections for soft body armor used by helicopter aircrewmen for protection against small arms projectiles.

JP 1-02: Department of Defense Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms

Joint Publication 1-02 sets forth standard US military and associated terminology to encompass the joint activity ofthe Armed Forces of the United States.These military and associated terms, together with theirdefinitions, constitute approved Department of Defense (DOD) terminology for general use by all DOD components.

MIL-L-43672: LINER, SNOW CAMOUFLAGE TROUSERS: WHITE, ARCTIC, M-65

Military specification MIL-L-43672 covers a trouser liner made from quilted polyester batting material.

MIL-C-40159: CASE, SMALL ARMS AMMUNITION

Military specification MIL-C-40159 covers an ammunition pouch designed to carry any of the basic loads of ammunition.

ATTP 3-18.12: Air Assault Operations

ATTP 3-18.12 describes how brigade combat teams (BCTs) and combat aviation brigades (CABs) plan, prepare, and conduct air assault operations. It emphasizes the coordination necessary between these organizations in regards to the planning, preparation, and tactical employment of both elements.

MIL-DTL-31011: CLOTH, WATERPROOF AND MOISTURE VAPOR PERMEABLE

Detail specification MIL-DTL-31011 covers the requirements for four types of camouflage cloth, which are waterproof and moisture vapor permeable.

MIL-H-11023: HOOD, WINTER, COTTON WARP, NYLON FILLED, OXFORD, O.G. 107, W/FUR RUFF

Military specification MIL-H-11023 covers a winter hood with fur ruff used with the coat or the parka.

FM 31-73 (disambiguation)

1965: Advisor Handbook for CounterinsurgenciesSkiing and Snowshoeing

TM 1-1680-359-10: Operators Manual Aircrew Survival Armor Recovery Vest, Insert, and Packets (SARVIP)

Technical manual 1-1680-359-10 provides a description of the SARVIP components and instructions on their intended use and care.

MIL-B-44306: BAG, STUFF, SLEEPING SYSTEM

Military specification MIL-B-44306 covers one type of nylon stuff bag used to pack and carry the components of the extreme or intermediate cold weather sleeping systems.

MIL-H-11377: HOOD, WINTER, COTTON, OLIVE GREEN, M-1951

Military specifcation MIL-H-11377 covers a hood for M-1951 field jacket.

Air Force Airsave Vest

The Air Force Airsave vest will serve as the mounting platform for the Joint Service Aircrew Mask (JSAM) tactical components using the Modular Load-carrying Equipment (MOLLE) capability of the vests. Airsave also offers a variety of pockets and attachments suited for specific survival gear and in-cockpit components.

MIL-M-809: MITTEN INSERTS, COLD WEATHER, TRIGGER FINGER

Military specification MIL-M-809 covers an ambidextrous, knitted, trigger finger, mitten insert.

TM 55-1680-317-23&P: Aviation Unit and Aviation Intermediate Maintenance Manual with Repair Parts and Special Tools List for Army Aircraft Survival Kits

Technical manual 55-1680-317-23&P provides maintenance instructions for Army aircraft survival kits.

TM 10-8415-209-10: Operator's Manual for Individual Chemical Protective Clothing

Technical manual 10-8415-209-10 (Marine Corps TM 8415-10/2) contains general information, operating instructions, operator preventive maintenance checks and services (PMCS) for the Individual Chemical Protective Clothing items.

Flame Resistant Organizational Gear

Due to the threat of burn injuries stemming from OIF/OEF, a USON was established that required burn protection for the hands and face/neck. After extensive testing, it was determined that in addition to providing base layer of flame/fire protection, an outer layer of protection is essential.

Family of Improved Load Bearing Equipment

Family of Improved Load Bearing Equipment (FILBE) utilized by the United States Marine Corps is designed to allow Marines to carry equipment needed in support of combat operations. The load bearing erquipment system is modular in order to meet the unique needs of the warfighter. The system will maximize the ability to carry combat loads efficiently, minimize the burdens of weight, improve overall system compatibility and increase the combat effectiveness of the user.

MIL-C-8061: CLOTH, NYLON, RASCHEL KNIT

Military specification covers one type of raschel knitted nylon cloth.

Engineer Field Manual

Volume I: Engineer Troops, 26 July 1932.Volume II: Military Engineering, 25 June 1932.Part 1: CommunicationsPart 2: Defensive measuresPart 3: Construction and utilities

Intermediate Cold/Wet Gloves

The Intermediate Cold/Wet gloves are intended as protection from environmental conditions for the hands of users performing their mission in intermediate cold and wet climates encompassing approximately a 0°F to 40°F temperature range.

Intermediate Cold Weather Sleeping Bag

The intermediate cold weather sleeping bag is for use in locations where mean monthly temperature ranges from +45°F to +10°F.

MIL-M-18371: MIRRORS, EMEREGENCY SIGNALING, MARK 3

Military specification MIL-M-18371 covers the requirements for two types of emergency signaling mirrors, designated as Mark 3.

A-A-55079: SOCKS : MEN'S, CUSHION SOLE, STRETCH TYPE

Commercial item description A-A-55079 covers wool cushion sole socks.

Micro Fleece Cap

The microfleece cap is intended for wear as multipurpose lightweight head protection.

MIL-C-44107: COVER, GROUNDTROOPS-PARACHUTISITS HELMET

Military specification MIL-C-44107 covers a ground troops-parachutists helmet cover.

MIL-C-43761: CUP, WATER CANTEEN, W/WIRE HANDLE, CORROSION-RESITING STEEL

Military specification MIL-C-43761 covers one type and size of corrosion-resisting steel canteen cup with a folding wire handle.

FM 3-21.10: The Infantry Rifle Company

Field manual 3-21.10 provides a doctrinal framework of principles; tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP); terms; and symbols for the employment of the Infantry rifle company.

A-A-55119: GLOVE INSERTS, COLD WEATHER

Commercial item description A-A-55119 covers an ambidextrous, knitted glove insert, to be worn for added warmth with glove shells for cold weather.

Integrated Individual Fighting System

In 1988, the Integrated Individual Fighting System (IIFS) was adopted by the Army. The design was based on commercial backpacks modified for military use with the addition of a special fighting vest and a detachable patrol pack. The original focus was to develop a load-carrying system for use in cold weather. However, in the final analysis, the Army selected the new internal frame system as a replacement for the external framed All-purpose Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment system.

Modular/Integrated Communications Helmet

The Modular Integrated Communications Helmet (MICH) began development in 1997 as part of the Special Operations Forces Personal Equipment Advanced Requirements program at the U.S. Special Operations Command. The MICH provides the Special Operations Forces the flexibility to tailor the communications capability of the helmet to the mission using one modular system.

TM 11-5820-890-10-2: SINCGARS ICOM Ground Radio Operator's Pocket Guide

Technical manual 11-5820-890-10-2 is intended for use by trained SINCGARS Ground ICOM radio Operators.It covers Operator tasks and provides flow charts showing steps required to perform Operator functions. It serves as ahandy memory Jogger to help trained Operators follow required procedures.

FM 31-16: Counterguerrilla Operations

Field manual 31-16 provides guidance for all infantry and airborne commanders and, where applicable, staffs of the brigade, battalion, and rifle company when they have the primary mission of conducting counterguerrilla operations.This guidance also applies to mechanized infantry and armor units of comparable level when they have been appropriately tailored to delete the major portion of their mechanized vehicular support.Commanders adn staffs must be prepared to conduct counterguerrilla operations on a detached or semi-independent basis.

A-A-59548: SHIRT, COLD WEATHER, SYNTHETIC FLEECE

Commercial item description A-A-59548 covers the requirements for a synthetic fleece shirt used as an insulation component of the ECWCS.

FM 31-12: Army Forces in Amphibious Operations (the Army Landing Force)

Within the Army mission 'to seize, occupy and defend landareas' is an inherent requirement for strategic and tactical mobility. As a basic means of deployment of Army forces in an offensive posture, the amphibious operation is vital to the accomplishment of the Army mission.By design, the amphibious operation affords an Army, force a mobile base from which the force is projected ashore for assault landings and seizure of the lodgment area required to prosecute subsequent land operations.

FM 31-15: Operations against Airborne Attack, Guerrilla Action and Infiltration

Field manual 31-15 provides guidance to the commanders and staffs of combined arms forces which have a primary mission of eliminating irregular forces.

MIL-C-43534: CASE, AMMUNITION, M-16, 20-ROUND MAGAZINE

Military specification MIL-C-43534 covers ammunition case designed for carrying four 20-round magazines used with M-16 rifle.

Full Spectrum Battle Equipment

Full Spectrum Battle Equipment (FSBE) reduces the component weight, provides a single point of release mechanism, and has an integrated breathing and flotation system. FSBE replaces the Close Quarters Battle Equipment (CQBE) Assault Vest System (AVS).

A-A-59327: DRAWERS, MID WEIGHT, SPEAR System, Lightweight Environmental Protection (LEP), Layer-2

Commercial item description A-A-59327 covers the requirements for SPEAR LEP Layer 2 Midweight Drawers.

MIL-C-43603: CANTEEN, WATER, COLLAPSIBLE, 2-QUART CAPACITY

Military specification MIL-C-43603 covers a 2-quart capacity collapsible, plastic water canteen with or without a cover.

A-A-55247: GAITER, NECK

Commercial Item Description A-A-55247 covers the requirements for a neck gaiter designed to be worn six ways: as a head band, neck warmer, hood, balaclava or mask, and a hat.

MIL-C-43455: COAT, COLD WEATHER, FIELD

Military specification MIL-C-43455 covers the requirements for one type of a straight front, cold weather, field coat made of water repellent fabrics.

Improved Load Bearing Equipment

The Improved Load Bearing Equipment (ILBE) is a load carrying system designed to provide a durable and lightweight means for the deployed Marine to transport individual combat clothing and equipment, and replace MOLLE.

Pneumatic Mattress

The pneumatic mattress is inflated by mouth and is intended for use in conjunction with sleeping bags.

Flame Resistant Anti-Flash Gloves

The FR anti-flash gloves are intended to protect the hands and forearms exposed to transient elevated temperatures and flash from weapons, and are used with the FR anti-flash hood.

MIL-B-40158: BELT, INDIVIDUAL EQUIPMENT, M-1956

Military specification MIL-B-40158 covers an adjustable individual equipment belt made from olive drab cotton webbing and miscellaneous metallic hardware.

Self-Inflating Sleeping Mat

The self-inflating sleeping mat is intended to insulate from the cold and moisture of bare ground when placed under a sleeping bag, and also to cushion its user from obtrusive objects when lying on the ground.

A-A-55253: PAD, PARACHUTIST'S HELMET

Commercial item description A-A-55253 covers the requirements for a pad for parachutists to use with the aramid (Kevlar) helmet (MIL-H-44099, Helmet, Ground Troops and Parachutist's) to provide impact protection.

FM 31-35: Jungle Operations

Field manual 31-35, 26 September 1969, was superseded by FM 90-5, 16 August 1982.

MIL-M-6269: MITTEN SET, FLYER'S

Military specification MIL-M-6269 covers one type of mitten set, designated Type N-4B.

General Purpose Sling

The general purpose sling is an adjustable carrying sling made of olive drab 7 colored, 2 inches wide cotton or polypropylene webbing with hardware attached.

MIL-C-88: CUP, WATER CANTEEN, CORROSION-RESISTING STEEL

Military specification MIL-C-88 covers one type and size of corrosion-resisting steel canteen cup.

A-A-55116: SLEEPING BAG, INTERMEDIATE COLD, SYNTHETIC FILLED

Commercial item description A-A-55116 covers the requirements for one type and size of sleeping bag with hood.

A-A-55186: PONCHO, WET WEATHER, HEAVY DUTY

ommercial item description covers a heavy duty poncho of one size with hood intended for use as a rain garment, ground sheet, blanket, sleeping bag cover, or shelter half.

MIL-L-11787: LINER, TROUSERS, ARCTIC, M-1951

Military specification MIL-L-11787 covers a wool liner which is attached inside the arctic shell trousers.

A-A-50194: HOOD, BALACLAVA, EXTENDED COLD WEATHER

Commercial item description A-A-50194 covers the extended cold weather balaclava hood which provides protection for the face, neck and head in cold weather conditions.

ATTP 3-97.11: Cold Region Operations

The purpose of ATTP 3-97.11/MCRP 3-35.1D is to arm leaders, Soldiers, and Marines with the necessary knowledge on how to operate in cold region environments.The information contained in this manual applies to all Soldiers and Marines, regardless of rank or job specialty. This manual is designed to work with and complement FM 3-97.6, Mountain Operations, and FM 3-97.61, Military Mountaineering.This manual will enable leaders, Soldiers, and Marines to accurately describe cold region environments, their effects on military equipment, impacts these environments have on personnel, and most importantly, how to employ the elements of combat power in cold region environments.

FM 27-10: Rules of Land Warfare

Among civilized nations the conduct of war is regulated by certain well-established rules known as the rules or laws of war. These rules cover and regulate warfare both on land and sea. Those which pertain particularly to war on land are called the rules of land warfare. It is the latter with which this manual is concerned.

All-purpose Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment

The All-purpose Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment (ALICE) was adopted as Standard A on 17 January 1973 to replace M-1956 and M-1967 systems.

Foam Sleeping Mat

The sleeping mat is intended for use as a ground cover in conjuction with the sleeping bag.

FM 5-22: Camouflage Materials

Field manual 5-22 provides a guide and reference to the materials that may be used for camouflage and furnishes instructions inmethods and techniques of field fabrication. It is intended for theuse of troops wherever information concerning camouflage materials is required.

FM 5-5: Engineer Field Manual, Troops and Operations

Filed manual 5-5 is designed to serve as a general reference on engineer organization. It covers the mission, classification, organization, equipment, armament, and training of engineer units.

FM 90-4: Air Assault Operations

Field manual 90-4 describes how infantry and aviation units plan and conduct air assault operations.It emphasizes the coordination necessary between these organizations concerning the planning sequence and tactical employment of both elements.It is written primarily for aviation and infantry units and is applicable to combat support and service support units with a need to plan for and use Army aviation support.

FM 21-18: Foot Marches

Field manual 21-18 is a guide to the techniques and methods of foot marching, including march discipline, march hygiene, and march sanitation.

A-A-59329: DRAWERS, SILK WEIGHT, SPEAR System, Lightweight Environmental Protection (LEP), Layer-1

Commercial item description A-A-59329 covers the requirements for SPEAR LEP Layer 1 silk/lightweight drawers.

Nylon Cushion Sole Socks

The socks are seamless, stretch type, with a true or mock rib knit, elastic top, and a plain knit leg and foot with a terry or tuft stitch on the inside of the high heel, heel, sole, toe and ring toe.

MIL-H-44265: HOOD, COMBAT VEHICLE CREWMEN'S (BALACLAVA)

Military specification MIL-H-44265 covers combat vehicle crewmen's hood made of fire-resistant materials.

Cold Weather Glove Inserts

The cold weather glove inserts are intended to be worn for added warmth with glove shells for cold weather.

MIL-C-10869: CAP, FIELD, PILE, O.D. M-Q1

Military specification MIL-C-10869 covers the M-Q1 (Model Quartermaster 1) pile field cap.

A-A-59549: OVERALLS, COLD WEATHER, SYNTHETIC FLEECE

Commercial item description A-A-59549 covers the requirements for synthetic fleece overalls used as an insulation component of the ECWCS.

FM 100-15: Field Service Regulations, Larger Units

Field manual 100-15 is a guide for employing US Army corps in war and operations other than war.It addresses corps combat operations and the integration and coordination of combat, combat support, and combat service support as well as other joint and multinational functions applicable to any theater.It discusses concepts and principles unique to the corps.However, except when necessary, it does not address specific tactics, techniques, or procedures.

FM 60-5: Amphibious Operations, Battalion in Assault Landings

Field manual 60-5 is a guide for the training of infantry battalions in the preparation and execution of amphibious operations. It covers the planning, organization, preparation of orders, embarkation,movement to the objective, ship-to-shore movement, the landing attack, role of supporting arms, supply and evacuation, and training of the infantry battalion for the assault of a hostile beach. It describes the duties and responsibilities of the battalion landing team's commanders and staff officers.

MIL-L-43335: LINER, WET WEATHER PONCHO

Military specification MIL-L-43335 covers liners for the wet weather ponchos.

MIL-C-11448: COAT, MAN'S, FIELD, OLIVE GREEN 107, M-1951

Military specification MIL-J-11448 covers M1951 field coat.

FM 5-15: Engineer Field Manual, Field Fortifications

Field manual 5-15 describes field fortification methods and gives details of construction of entrenchments, emplacements and shelters. It also outlines the principles of terrainappreciation which apply to field fortifications, and explains how to combine individual field fortifications into a unified system by means of organization of the ground. It does not cover the subject of obstacles, whichis treated in FM 5-30.

FM 3-24.2: Tactics in Counterinsurgency

Field manual 3-24.2 establishes doctrine (fundamental principles) for tactical counterinsurgency (COIN) operations at the company, battalion, and brigade level. It is based on lessons learned from historic counterinsurgencies and current operations. This manual continues the efforts of FM 3-24, Counterinsurgency, in combining the historic approaches to COIN with the realities of today's operational environment (OE) - an environment modified by a population explosion, urbanization, globalization, technology, the spread of religious fundamentalism, resource demand, climate change and natural disasters, and proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. This manual is generic in its geographic focus and should be used with other doctrinal sources.

MIL-C-10859: CLOTH, OXFORD, COTTON, (PERMEABLE)

Military specification MIL-C-10859 covers the requirements for permeable cotton cloth.

APECS Trousers

The All Purpose Environmental Clothing System (APECS) trousers, together with APECS parka, were developed to provide Marines with an all-purpose/all-season set of outershell garments that are lighter in weight, lower in bulk, have lower noise generation, are moisture vapor permeable and have an improved water repellency over the 2nd Generation ECWCS parka and trousers. The APECS also incorporates the Marine Pattern.

Basic Field Manuals

Training, administrative, and reference data applicable to more than one arm, with special reference to the smaller units.

ATTP 3-21.50: Infantry Small-Unit Mountain Operations

ATTP 3-21.50 provides perspective on Infantry company missions in an operational environment characterized by high-altitudes, rapidly changing climatic conditions, and rugged terrain.It also provides the small-unit leader with guidance on how company-sized units and below can conduct these operations.The mountain environment challenges all warfighting functions. Infantry units are full spectrum organizations, not specifically designed for mountain terrain but are well-suited for mountain operations.Successful units combine the basic doctrine described in FM 3-21.10 and augment with specialized equipment and predeployment training.The tactics and techniques specific to conducting operations in mountain terrain provide added operational capability.Table 6-3 in this manual depicts where Soldiers may obtain specialized mountaineering and cold weather operational skills.

MIL-M-44104: MAT, SLEEPING

Military specification MIL-M-44104 covers a sleeping mat.

TM 10-8400-203-23: General Repair Procedures for Individual Equipment

Technical manual 10-8400-203-23 provides standards for the classification and repair of individual equipment.

MIL-C-43683: CARRIER, INTRENCHING TOOL, HAND, FOLDING, LIGHTWEIGHT

Military specification MIL-C-43683 covers a intrenching tool carrier fabricated of olive green nylon duck, designed to carry a lightweight collapsible intrenching tool.

Waterproof Clothing Bag

The waterproof clothing bag is intended to be a carrying bag providing waterproof protection for rations, extra clothing, personal effects, and the intermediate cold and extreme cold sleeping bags. It is not constructed to withstand rough use or handling. Should the area of operation or assigned function involve rough handling and waterproofing is required, the waterproof bag should be placed inside a bag of more rugged construction such as the duffel bag to prevent the waterproof bag from damage that would result in leakage.

MIL-H-43879: HOOD, SLEEPING BAG

Military specification MIL-H-43879 covers one type and size of hood for use in a sleeping bag.

MIL-P-3003: PONCHO, WET WEATHER, HEAVY DUTY

Military specification MIL-P-3003 covers a heavy duty poncho with hood, of one type and size, for use as a rain garment and other purposes.

Lightweight Load Carrying Equipment (M1967)

Components of the Lightweight Load-Carrying Equipment are similar in design to components of the standard M1956 individual load-carrying equipment.Because nylon materials and aluminium hardware are lightweight, they are used where possible in lieu of cotton materials and brass or steel hardware.The nylon materials are water resistant, retain less moisture and dry faster.

MIL-P-43700: PONCHO, WET WEATHER

Military specification MIL-P-43700 covers two types and two classes of extra lightweight ponchos, with hoods.

MIL-B-44426: BOOTS, INTERMEDIATE COLD/WET

Military specification MIL-B-44426 covers the requirement for Intermediate cold/wet boots.

MIL-P-10402: PARKA-SHELL, COTTON, O.D., M-1948; PARKA-LINER, PILE, M-1948

Military specification MIL-P-10402 covers the M-1948 parka shell and liner.

Lightweight Poncho

The poncho is intended for use as a rain garment, ground sheet, blanket, sleeping bag cover, or shelter half.

FM 31-22: U.S. Army Counterinsurgency Forces

Field manual 31-22 together with its classified supplement (FM 31-22A) provides information and guidance to commanders and staffs for the training and operational employment of units, teams, and individuals designated as U.S. Army Counterinsurgency Forces. It describes the organization, missions, and methods of employment of U.S. Army Special Action Forces (SAF), specially trained brigade-size backup forces, support units, and individuals who are deployed to advise, train and/or provide operational assistance to a host country's counterinsurgency forces. It explains the relationship of U.S. Army Counterinsurgency Forces to MAAG's/Missions and other elements of theU.S. Country Team engaged in supporting a host country's counterinsurgency effort.

Fire Resistant Environmental Ensemble

The Fire Resistant Environmental Ensemble (FREE) is a multilayered, versatile, flame resistant system.Its unique individual layers are adaptable into multiple system configurations.This flexibility allows the Soldier greater uniform/personal protection choices.These choices are critical in responding to the current engagement threats while facing extreme climate conditions.

FM 31-72 (disambiguation)

1959: Mountain Operations1951: Administration in the Arctic

MIL-D-10212: DRAWERS, MEN'S, WINTER, M-1950

Military specification MIL-D-10212 covers M1950 winter drawers.

Emergency Signaling Mirror, Mark 3

The signaling mirrors are intended to attract the attention of search and rescue parties, when in an emergency situation.

MIL-P-11012: PARKA-LINER, M-1951

Military specification MIL-P-11012 covers a wool liner which is attached inside a parka shell.

Light Duty Gloves

The light duty gloves are worn to protect the hands of personnel performing light work. When required, they may also be worn for mosquito pretection and may be worn over the chemical protective (CP) gloves to protect the CP gloves from abrasion and cuts. They may be worn alone or, for additional warmth under cold conditions, may be worn with the wool inserts.

2-Quart Collapsible Water Canteen Cover

The cover is designed to serve as a protective carrier for the 2-quart collapsible water canteen. The cover can be carried with the shoulder strap or attached to the individual equipment belt.

Poncho Liner

The poncho liner is a polyester batting article covered with 3 plys of ripstop nylon, and is intended for use as a sleeping bag when used with a poncho, or as a blanket. The liner has eight tie tapes fot attaching it to the poncho.

MIL-C-44124: COVER, BODY ARMOR, FRAGMENTATION PROTECTIVE

Military specification MIL-C-44124 covers a cover for the ground troops fragmentation protective vest body armor.

FM 31-73: Advisor Handbook for Counterinsurgencies

MIL-H-44099: HELMET, GROUND TROOPS AND PARACHUTISTS

Military specification MIL-H-44099 covers a ballistic protective helmet consisting of a laminated coated aramid cloth shell with a replaceable suspension assembly, headband, and chin strap.

Wool Neckwear Scarf

The scarf is 9 inches wide, 54 inches long; is a tubular seamless type with reinforced ends.

MIL-P-44407: PACKETS FOR VEST, AIRCREW, SURVIVAL

Military specification MIL-P-44407 covers packets which will be included in the survival vest worn by aircrew personnel. The packets are part of an aircrew survival system.

MIL-C-10829: CLOTH, COTTON WARP, NYLON FILLED, OXFORD

Military specification MIL-C-10829 covers oxford cloth made of cotton warp and nylon filling yarn.

Extreme Cold Weather Mitten Set

The mitten set is intended for use with other component of arctic clothig under cold dry conditions.

MIL-B-44053: BODY ARMOR, FRAGMENTATION PROTECTIVE VEST, GROUND TROOPS

Military specification MIL-B-44053 covers a body armor vest for protection against fragmentation munitions, consisting of an aramid ballistic filler inclosed in a nylon ballistic cloth shell.

FM 31-20: Operations against Guerrilla Forces

Field manual 31-20 addresses how to use conventional forces against the guerrilla threat.

Marine Corps Combat Woodland Jacket

The Combat Woodland Jacket (CWJ) is a woodland version of the combat desert jacket.

Field Tarpaulin

The Field Tarp is an outer protective cloth designed to provide Marines with a lightweight, waterproof covering which will also function as a ground cover, sunshade, gear cover, field litter, personal protection and/or a hasty shelter.

FM 21-25: Elementary Map and Aerial Photograph Reading

The purpose of field manual 21-25 is to present in simplified form necessary information for instruction of all military personnel in elementary map and aerial photograph reading.

Marine Corps Lightweight Helmet

The Lightweight Helmet (LWH) replaces the PASGT helmet.The LWH provides protection in various operating environments from fragmentation and 9mm small arms projectiles.

FM 31-20 (disambiguation)

1961: Special Forces Operational Techniques, 1951: Operations against Guerrilla Forces1941: Jungle Warfare

TM 10-8470-208-10: Operator Manual for Improved Outer Tactical Vest (IOTV) and Improved Outer Tactical Vest Gen II (IOTV Gen II), a Part of the Interceptor Body Armor System

Technical manual 10-8470-208-10 provides operator instructions for the Improved Outer Tactical Vest(IOTV), IOTV Gen II, Enhanced Small Arms Protective Insert (ESAPI), Enhanced Side Ballistic Inserts (ESBI), and ancillary equipment of the Interceptor Body Armor (IBA)system.

A-A-55262: SLEEPING BAG, MODULAR

Commercial item description A-A-55262 covers a modular sleeping bag system that consists of a patrol sleeping bag, an intermediate cold weather sleeping bag and a compression stuff sack to carry the complete system.

FM 3-25.26: Map Reading and Land Navigation

The purpose of field manual 3-25.26 is to provide a standardized source document for Armywide reference on map reading and land navigation. This manual applies to every soldier in the Army regardless of service branch, MOS, or rank. This manual also contains both doctrine and training guidance on these subjects. Part One addresses map reading and Part Two, land navigation. The appendixes include a list of exportable training materials, a matrix of land navigation tasks, an introduction to orienteering, and a discussion of several devices that can assist the soldier in land navigation.

TM 10-8400-205-23&P: Field Maintenance Manual Including Repair Parts and Special Tools List for General Repair Procedures for Protective Equipment

Technical manual 10-8400-205-23&P provides field maintenance instructions for repairing individual protective equipment and a Repair Parts and Special Tools List (RPSTL).

FM 70-15: Operations in Snow and Extreme Cold

Field manual 70-15 describes principles and doctrine applicable to operations conducted under conditions of snow and extreme cold in any type of terrain.They are not limited to operations in those portions of the world which are usually designated as 'Alpine' or 'Arctic.'

MIL-I-11519: INTRENCHING TOOL, HAND

MIL-B-29604: BODY ARMOR, HARD, SMALL ARMS PROTECTIVE, PRU-61/P22P-15

Military specification MIL-B-29604 covers the general requirements and inspections for hard body armor worn by helicopter aircrewmen for protection against small arms projectiles.

TC 21-3: Soldier's Handbook for Individual Operations and Survival in Cold-Weather Areas

Training circular 21-3 is an aid for soldiers in cold climates.

Marine Corps Improved Glove Insert

Improved Glove Inserts are worn alone, or worn under the Light Duty Glove.

MIL-C-40166: CASE, FIELD FIRST AID DRESSING - UNMOUNTED MAGNETIC COMPASS, M-1956

Military specification MIL-C-40166 covers a cotton duck case used to carry either a field dressing or an unmounted magnetic compass.

FM 31-21: Organization and Conduct of Guerrilla Warfare

Field manual 31-21 covers the doctrine and principles for organizing, training, commanding, and exploiting guerilla forces in war.

TM 10-8470-209-10: Operator's Manual for Soldier Plate Carrier System (SPCS)

Technical manual 10-8470-209-10 provides operator instructions for the soldier plate carrier system, the hard armor protective inserts for the sides, front, and back, and ancillary equipment of the soldier plate carrier system.

MIL-L-43498: LINER, COLD WEATHER TROUSERS, FIELD

Military specification MIL-L-43498 covers a trouser liner made from quilted polyester batting material, for the cold weather field trousers.

TM 10-8470-202-13: Operation and Service Instructions for Ground and Aircrew Body Armor

Technical manual 10-8470-202-13 provides basic information which will be used as a general reference and guide to personnel using ground or aircrew body armor.This manual also includes use, inspection, repairand maintenance of various assemblies and components.

Insulated Pneumatic Mattress

The insulated pneumatic mattress is inflated by mouth and is intended for use in conjunction with arctic and mountain sleeping bags.

FM 100-10: Field Service Regulations, Administration

Field manual 100-10 contains the fundamentals of administration, covering allphases of military operations in the field not included in tactics and strategy.These regulations will be studied in connection with FM 100-5, Field Service Regulations, Operations, which covers the doctrines pertaining to leading troops incombat and tactics of the combined arms; and FM 100-15, Field Service Regulations, Larger Units, which discusses the functions and operation of larger units and territorial commands.

TM 10-8470-207-10: Operator Manual for Outer Tactical Vest (OTV), Part of the Interceptor Body Armor System

Technical manual 10-8470-207-10 provides operator instructions for the Outer Tactical Vest (OTV), Enhanced Small Arms Protective Insert (ESAPI), Enhanced Side Ballistic Inserts (ESBI), and ancillary equipment of the Interceptor Body Armor (IBA) system.

MIL-C-1913: CAP, FIELD, PILE, O.D.

Military specification MIL-C-1913 covers a cotton poplin, field cap with wool pile lined earflaps.

A-A-55270: UNDERWEAR SET, LIGHTWEIGHT, COLD WEATHER

Commercial item description A-A-55270 covers the requirements for a lightweight cold weather underwear set.

MIL-DTL-32117: HELMET COVER, REVERSIBLE, MARPAT WOODLAND AND DESERT PATTERN CAMOUFLAGE, MARINE CORPS

Detail specification MIL-DTL-32117 covers the requirements for the helmet covers that are worn over the Marine Corps Lightweight helmet, and the Personnel Armor Systems, Ground Troop (PASGT) helmet, and the Modular Integrated Communications Helmet (MICH).

MIL-L-43536: LINER, COLD WEATHER COAT

Military specification MIL-L-43536 covers an insulating liner for the field coat made of quilted polyester batting material.

A-A-59358: UNDERSHIRT, MID WEIGHT, SPEAR System, Lightweight Environmental Protection (LEP), Layer-2

Commercial item description A-A-59358 covers the requirements for SPEAR LEP Layer 2 Mid Weight Undershirt.

FM 31-15 (disambiguation)

1953: Operations against Airborne Attack, Guerrilla Action and Infiltration1941: Operations in Snow and Extreme Cold

A-A-59453: CAP, SYNTHETIC MICROFLEECE

Commercial item description A-A-59453 covers the requirements for a synthetic microfleece cap that is used as multi-purpose lightweight head protection.

TM 10-8400-201-23: General Repair Procedures for Clothing

Technical manual 10-8400-201-23 provides standards for the classification and repair of clothing.

MIL-C-43745: CASE, FIELD, FIRST AID DRESSING-UNMOUNTED MAGNETIC COMPASS, LC-1

Military specification MIL-C-43745 covers the requirement for the first aid dressing/compass case.

FM 31-73: Skiing and Snowshoeing

Field manual 31-73 was superseded by FM 31-70.

MIL-C-43734: CLOTH, DUCK, TEXTURED NYLON

Military specification MIL-C-43734 covers five classes of textured nylon duck cloth.

Wool Cushion Sole Socks

The socks are seamless, stretch-type, with a true rib-knit top and a plain knit leg and foot with a terry or tuft stitch on the inside of the high heel, heel, sole, toe and ring toe.

Scalable Plate Carrier

The Scalable Plate Carrier (SPC) is used as an additional ballistic vest, not to replace the Modular Tactical Vest (MTV), but to provide additional warfighting effectiveness by allowing greater maneuverability, agility, and mobility with reduced thermal stress in high elevations, thick vegetation, and tropical environments than that provided by the Outer Tactical Vest/MTV. The SPC offers the same level of ballistic protection as the MTV but reduces overall weight by reducing area coverage for fragmentation.

Modular Tactical Vest

The Modular Tactical Vest (MTV) was developed due to combat operations highlighting the need for operational enhancements to the Outer Tactical Vest (OTV).The OTV, developed in the late 1990's, was not designed to carry heavy loads such as ammo pouches, radios, water carriers and accessories, so many troops either attached cumbersome pockets to the vest or wore an additional load-carrying layer.

MIL-DTL-32157: PARKA, ALL-PURPOSE ENVIRONMENTAL, CAMOUFLAGE

Detail specification MIL-DTL-32157 covers the requirement for APECS parka and a detachable (optional) hood.

MIL-O-44191: OVERALL, BIB, COLD WEATHER, FIBERPILE

Military specification MIL-O-44191 covers a pair of synthetic fiber pile overalls used as a component of the ECWCS.

A-A-55246: DRAWERS, COLD WEATHER; UNDERSHIRT, COLD WEATHER: POLYPROPYLENE

Commercial item description A-A-55246 covers the technical requirements for polypropylene undershirt and drawers, components of ECWCS.

MIL-C-43842: CLOTH, OXFORD, ARAMID

Military specification MIL-C-43842 covers flame resistant aramid oxford cloth.

FM 20-3: Camouflage

Field manual 20-3 is intended to help company-level leaders understand the principles andtechniques of camouflage, concealment, and decoys (CCD). To remain viable, all units mustapply CCD to personnel and equipment. Ignoring a threat's ability to detect friendly operationson the battlefield is shortsighted and dangerous. Friendly units enhance their survivabilitycapabilities if they are well versed in CCD principles and techniques.

FM 31-13: Battle Group Landing Team (Amphibious)

A battle group landing team is the basic task organization used as a nucleus of an infantry division landing team in an amphibious operation. It may however, be employed as a semiindependent orindependent landing team. In either role it will normally employ both air and water ship-to-shore mobility means, i.e., assault craft(landing craft and amphibious vehicles) and aircraft, primarily helicopters, operating from naval ships.The ground and air mobile tactics and techniques employed after landing are substantially the same as those used in normal ground warfare, but modified during the period of joint operations to integrate joint command and control facilities and multiple Service resources.

MCWP 3-35.1: Cold Weather Operations

Marine Corps Warfighting Publication 3-35.1 provides broad doctrine and tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP) for commanders and staffs throughout the MAGTF.

FM 31-20: Special Forces Operational Techniques

Field manual 31-20 discusses operational techniques in consonance with doctrine outlined in FM 31-21 which may be used by Special Forces. These methods are applicable to both nuclear and nonnuclear warfare in either unconventional warfare (UW) or counterinsurgency operations. This manual describes intelligence, psychological considerations, infiltration, air operations, amphibious operations, communications, logistics, demolitions, Special Forces field maneuvers, medical aspects and other techniques.

Marine Corps Close Quarters Battle Equipment

The Marine Corps Close Quarters Battle Equipment (CQBE) consists of the assault suit, assault vest system, individual assault kit, assault gas mask, assault breacher kit, and assault breacher torch kit.

Modular Sleep System

The Modular Sleep System is designed to insulate the user in environments ranging from mild weather to extreme cold weather.

Snow Camouflage Mitten Shells

The snow camouflge mitten shells are used as the handwear camouflage cover when worn over the trigger finger mitten shells, and arctic mitten set in snow environments.

MIL-D-43261: DRAWERS, COLD WEATHER, MEN'S

Military specification MIL-D-43261 covers men's cold weather wool/cotton drawers.

An Annotated Bibliography of MANPRINT-Related Assessments and Evaluations Conducted by the U.S. Army

The term 'manpower and personnel integration' (MANPRINT) was coined in 1984 by General Richard H. Thompson, Commanding Generalof the U.S. Army Materiel Command. MANPRINT became an official directorate in the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Personnel in1987. In 1991, MANPRINT was expanded to include Automated Information Systems (AIS) .

Soldier Plate Carrier System

The Soldier Plate Carrier System (SPCS) is designed as a lightweight alternative, not a replacement, for the Improved Outer Tactical Vest, the core of the Interceptor body armor system. It is intended to increase mobility and maneuverability by lightening the Soldier's load when operating on foot in mountainous terrain or at high altitude.

Improved Modular Tactical Vest

The Improved Modular Tactical Vest (IMTV) provides a number of features that improve upon mission performance, user comfort, and improved load carrying capability when compared to the existing Modular Tactical Vest including: modified removable ballistic panel pattern to provide more acceptable body coverage and protection; improved ergonomics, mobility, and fit at the shoulders; improved cummerbund design; improved comfort utilizing a lumbar pad support; and increased PALS footprint for load carriage. The IMTV provides protection from conventional fragmenting munitions and multiple hits from 9mm handgun rounds. The IMTV protection is increased to protect vital organs against multiple hits from small arm rifles and indirect fire flechette when front, back, and side small arms protective inserts are worn.

Grenade Carrying Vest

The vest has a carrying capacity of twenty-four 40mm grenades used with M79 and M203 launchers.

MIL-C-44161: CLOTH, KNITTED, TERRY, SYNTHETIC FIBERS

Military specification MIL-C-44161 covers polypropylene and polyester knitted terry cloth.

MIL-DTL-32185: TROUSERS, COLD WEATHER, UNIVERSAL CAMOUFLAGE

Detail specification MIL-DTL-32185 covers the requirement for the Army 2nd Generation ECWCS trousers.

Improved Cold Weather Extended Gloves

Improved Cold Weather Extended Gloves are made in accordance with Outdoor Research Professional Modular Glove, part number 72189 for the shell, 72190 for the liner.

Trigger Finger Mitten Shells

The trigger finger mitten shells are to be worn with or without the wool/nylon mitten inserts and in areas too cold for leather gloves and not sufficiently cold for arctic mittens.

MIL-C-43827: CASE, SMALL ARMS AMMUNITION, 30-ROUND MAGAZINE (M-16 RIFLE), LC-1

Military specification MIL-C-43827 covers one type and size of ammunition case, fabricated from Olive Green nylon duck, webbing, and tape, with miscellaneous metallic hardware and plastic flap closure.

Combat Casualty Blanket

The combat casualty blankets is suitable for use as a windbreak, sunshade, poncho, or position indicator in rescue missions.

Wool Winter Socks

The socks are natural-colored, seamless with a terry or tuft stitch to the inside of the entire sock and a top finished with a nonraveling welt, overedge stitching, or a rib stitch.

FM 25-6: Dog Team Transportation

Field manual 25-6, 4 January 1941, [pdf] supersedes TR 1380-20, 15 June 1926.

FM 3-24: Counterinsurgency

Field manual 3-24/MCWP 3-33.5 establishes doctrine (fundamental principles) for military operations in a counterinsurgency (COIN) environment. It is based on lessons learned from previous counterinsurgencies and contemporary operations. It is also based on existing interim doctrine and doctrine recently developed.

Trigger Finger Mitten Insert

The mitten inserts are intended to be worn under the trigger finger mitten shells.

MIL-DTL-32439: CLOTH, DUCK, TEXTURED NYLON

Detail specification MIL-DTL-32439 covers the requirements for textured nylon duck cloth, dyed or printed with a camouflage pattern.

MIL-F-44324: FIELD PACK, LARGE, WITH INTERNAL FRAME: AND, PACK, PATROL, COMBAT

Military specification MIL-F-44324 covers the IIFS large field pack and combat patrol pack.

Marine Corps Reversible Helmet Cover

The helmet cover is reversible (MARPAT woodland and desert camouflage pattern) and can be worn in both desert and woodland environments.

All Purpose Environmental Clothing System

The All Purpose Environmental Clothing System (APECS) parka and trousers were developed to provide Marines with an all-purpose/all-season set of outershell garments that are lighter in weight, lower in bulk, have lower noise generation, are moisture vapor permeable and have an improved water repellency over the 2nd Generation ECWCS parka and trousers. The APECS also incorporates the Marine Pattern.

MIL-B-10721: BAGS, SLEEPING, M-1949

Military specification MIL-B-10721 covers the requirement of the M-1949 mountain and arctic sleeping bag.

FM 31-99: Uniform and Equipment Guide

Field manual 31-99 is published with the intent of providing basic instruction on uniform selection and equipment requirements for members of the 10th Mountain Division, as well as other units attached to or functioning as mountain, alpine, ski, or winter warfare troops.

FM 5-21: Camouflage of Fixed Installations

Field manual 5-21 provides a guide for personnel responsible for planning and camouflaging fixed installations.

MIL-F-40165: FIELD PACK, CANVAS, COMBAT, M-1961

Military specification MIL-F-40165 covers one type and size field pack fabricated from olive drab cotton duck and webbing.

Lightweight Environmental Protection

The Lightweight Environmental Protection (LEP) is an insulation subsystem developed under the Special Operations Forces Personal Equipment Advanced Requirements (SPEAR).The system is designed to be individually configured based upon mission, terrain and climate requirements as well as personal preference.

MIL-C-40039: CLOTH, COATED, NYLON, VINYL COATED

Military specification MIL-C-40039 covers the requirements for vinyl coated nylon cloth.

MIL-C-43103: CANTEEN, WATER, PLASTIC, WITH SCREW CAP

Military specification MIL-C-43103 covers one type of plastic water canteen having a capacity of one quart nominal.

A-A-55075: GLOVES: MEN'S AND WOMEN'S, ANTI-CONTACT

Commercial item description A-A-55075 covers one type of simplex knitted cotton glove with leather reinforcement palm, fingers, and thumb.

FM 21-10: Military Sanitation

Field manual 21-10 teaches fundamentals ofsanitation, disease prevention and control includingcontrol of communicable diseases, troop housing, wastedisposal, water purification, mess sanitation, insectcontrol, and personal hygiene.

FM 5-20: Engineer Field Manual, Camouflage

Field manual 5-20 provides a comprehensive reference and guide in all aspects of camouflage.It describes in detail the principles involved in concealing or disguising troops, vehicles, weapons, and field installations.

FM 72-20: Jungle Warfare

Field manual 72-20 describes the difficulties of militaryoperations in a jungle and explains how they may beovercome. It describes how military units may mosteasily navigate a jungle, and is designed to amplifyaccepted tactical doctrine and techniques when applied to jungle operations. It tells how to solve theproblems of supply and establishes the methods thatmust be practiced for individual and group survival.

Bandoleer

The MOLLE bandoleer holds up to six additional thirty round magazines and can be slung across the shoulders or fits in the claymore pocket of the main pack or the front pack of MOLLE II assault pack.

FM 21-26: Advanced Map and Aerial Photograph Reading

The purpose of field manual 21-26 is to provide a text on map and aerial photograph reading for training of military personnel already familiar with basic elements covered by FM 21-25 or who require more detailed instruction than is furnished by FM 21-25.

MIL-C-43731: CARRIER, SLEEPING EQUIPMENT, M-1967

Military specification MIL-C-43731 covers a sleeping equipment carrier fabricated of olive green, water repellent treated, 7.25 ounce nylon duck.

MIL-DTL-29611: VEST, SURVIVAL, AIRCREWMEN'S (AIRSAVE)

Detail specification MIL-DTL-29611 covers the general requirements and inspections for the AIRSAVE (Aircrew Integrated Recovery Survival, Armor, Vest and Equipment), survival vest designed to integrate with soft and hard body armor, chemical protective systems, oxygen systems, flotation systems, and survival equipment.

TM 10-8470-210-10: Operator's Manual for Improved Outer Tactical Vest Gen III (IOTV Gen III), Part of the Interceptor Body Armor System

Technical manual 10-8470-210-10 provides operator instructions for the Improved Outer Tactical Vest (IOTV) Gen III, Small Arms Protective Insert, Side Ballistic Inserts, and ancillary equipment of the Interceptor Body Armor (IBA) system.

FM 31-23: Stability Operations US Army Doctrine

Field manual 31-23 provides general doctrine for commanders, staffs, and advisors responsible for stability operations within the overall interdepartmental internal defense and internal development (IDAD) effort. It is based upon the broad, general guidance found in FM 100-20.

MIL-C-7020: CLOTH, PARACHUTE, NYLON-RIP STOP AND TWILL WEAVE

Miltary specification MIL-C-7020 covers rip stop and twill weave nylon parachute cloth.

TM 55-1680-351-10: Operator's Manual For SRU-21/P Army Survival Vest

Technical manual 55-1680-351-10 is the official document for the vest survival kit used with Army aircraft. The purpose of this manual is to supply the aircrew member with the latest information on kit contents and instructions on their intended uses.

MIL-C-43191: CLOTH, WIND RESISTANT SATEEN, COTTON AND NYLON

Military specification MIL-C-43191 covers wind resistant sateen cloth made of cotton and nylon blend.

Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment

The Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment (MOLLE) was designed to replace the All-purpose Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment (ALICE) and Integrated Individual Fighting System (IIFS) including the Enhanced Tactical Load-Bearing Vest.

FM 90-6: Mountain Operations

Field manual 90-6 was superseded by FM 3-97.6.

Pouch Attachment Ladder System

The Pouch Attachment Ladder System is a grid of webbing that consists of rows of heavy-duty nylon stitched onto load-carrying platforms such as backpacks and vests. This system attaches items through the 'inter-weaving' of webbing between the item to be attached and the platform to which it is being attached.

APECS Parka

The All Purpose Environmental Clothing System (APECS) parka, together with APECS trousers, was developed to provide Marines with an all-purpose/all-season set of outershell garments that are lighter in weight, lower in bulk, have lower noise generation, are moisture vapor permeable and have an improved water repellency over the 2nd Generation ECWCS parka and trousers. The APECS also incorporates the Marine Pattern.

TM 43-0001-27: Army Ammunition Data Sheets for Small Caliber Ammunition (Federal Supply Class 1305)

Technical manual 43-0001-27 is a reference handbook published as an aid in planning, training, familiarization and identification of small arms ammunition, ranging from 22 caliber through 30 millimeter and shotgun ammunition from.410 to 10 gage.

MIL-H-24936: HOOD, ANTI-FLASH, FLAME RESISTANT

Military specification MIL-H-24936 covers the requirement for one type and size knitted 80% PFR rayon/20% PBI hood.

MIL-C-10436: COMPASS, MAGNETIC, UNMOUNTED: LENSATIC, LUMINOUS, 5 DEGREE AND 20 MIL GRADUATIONS

Military specification MIL-C-10436 covers an induction-damped, tritium excited, luminous dial, lensatic, unmounted magnetic compass, 5 degree and 20 mil graduations.

Extreme Cold Weather Thorlo Socks

The extreme cold weather mountaineering socks are intended for wear in sub-zero temperatures on rugged terrain.

FM 90-3: Desert Operations

Field manual 90-3/MCWP 3-35.6 (formerly FMFM 7-27) is the Army's and Marine Corps' manual for desert operations.It is a key reference for commanders and staffs regarding how the desert affects personnel, equipment, and operations.It will assist them in planning and conducting combat operations in desert environments.

MIL-I-43684: INTRENCHING TOOL, HAND, FOLDING, LIGHTWEIGHT

MIlitary specification MIL-I-43684 covers one type and size of lightweight, folding, hand intrenching tool.

Individual Load Carrying Equipment (M1956)

The individual load carrying equipment (ILCE) is intended for use in hot, temperate, and cold-wet regions of the world. It is not for use in cold-dry arctic regions.

A-A-52087: GLOVE INSERTS, COLD WEATHER, LIGHTWEIGHT

Commercial Item Description A-A-52087 covers glove inserts worn for added warmth with the intermediate cold/wet gloves.

FM 21-100: Soldier's Handbook

Field manual 21-100 gives the newly enrolled member of the United States Army a convenient and compact source of basic military information and thus to aid him to perform his duties more efficiently.

FM 25-7: Pack Transportation

Field manual 25-7, Pack Transportation, 25 August 1944, [pdf] supersedes Chapter 5, FM 25-5, Animal Tansport, 15 June 1939, andChapter 4, FM 6-110, Pack Artillery, 1 March 1940.

MIL-F-43733: FIELD PACK, COMBAT, M-1967

Military specification MIL-F-43733 covers a field pack fabricated of olive green, water repellent treated, 7.25 ounce nylon duck

Marine Corps Improved Cold Weather Trigger Finger Mitten

The improved cold weather trigger finger mitten is light weight, reduced bulk, hydrophobic, quick drying, and designed with a trigger finger for weapon operation.The mitten is intended to be used in temperatures ranging from +10 to -25°F (-12 to -32°C). The mitten is compatible with the snow camouflage mitten shells and improved glove insert, and replaces the trigger finger mitten shells and inserts.

MIL-B-3108: BAG, CLOTHING, WATERPROOF

Military specification MIL-B-3108 covers a waterproof clothing bag.

ATTP 3-34.39: Camouflage, Concealment, and Decoys

ATTP 3-34.39/MCRP 3-17.6A is intended to help company-level leaders understand the principles and techniques of camouflage, concealment, and decoys (CCD).To remain viable, all units must apply CCD to personnel and equipment.Ignoring a threat's ability to detect friendly operations on the battlefield is shortsighted and dangerous.Friendly units enhance their survivability capabilities if they are well versed in CCD principles and techniques.

MIL-C-43831: CARRIER, INTRENCHING TOOL, HAND, FOLDING, LIGHTWEIGHT, PLASTIC, LC-1

Military specification MIL-C-43831 covers one type and size of plastic carrier for the intrenching tool.

MIL-P-44188: PARKA, EXTENDED COLD WEATHER, CAMOUFLAGE

Military specification MIL-P-44188 covers a nylon, three-layer laminated, waterproof, and moisture-vapor-permeable parka, a component of ECWCS.

MIL-L-11449: LINER, COAT, MAN'S, FIELD, M-1951

Military specification MIL-L-11449 covers a mohair frieze liner for the M-1951 field coat.

MIL-C-44307: COVER, BIVY, EXTREME AND INTERMEDIATE COLD WEATHER SLEEPING SYSTEMS

Military specification MIL-C-44307 covers one type and size of moisture vapor permeable bivy cover for attachment to the sleeping bag component of the extreme and intermediate cold weather sleeping systems.

MIL-P-43496: PARKA, EXTREME COLD WEATHER

Military specification MIL-P-43496 covers one type of extreme cold weather parka made of cotton-nylon oxford cloth.

MIL-DTL-32158: TROUSERS, ALL-PURPOSE ENVIRONMENTAL, CAMOUFLAGE

Detail specification MIL-DTL-32158 covers the requirement for APECS trousers.

MIL-C-577: CLOTH, TWILL, NYLON, 1.6 AND 3.0 OUNCE

Military specification MIL-C-577 covers nylon cloths which are suitable for coating.

MIL-C-40162: COVER, WATER CANTEEN, M-1956

Military specification MIL-C-40162 covers a canteen cover fabricated from cotton duck, and pile or felt liner material.

FM 10-280: Mobile Field Laundry, Clothing Exchange, and Bath Operations

Field manual 10-280, 22 October 1986, was superseded by FM 42-414, 3 July 1998.

Lightweight Cold Weather Glove Inserts

The lightweight cold weather glove inserts are to be worn for added warmth with the intermediate cold/wet glove shells.

TM 10-8470-208-24&P: Field and Sustainment Maintainance Manual Including Repair Parts and Special Tools List for Interceptor Body Armor System

Technical manual 10-8470-208-24&P provides field and sustainment maintenance instructions for the Interceptor Body Armor System.This manual also provides a Repair Parts and Special Tools List (RPSTL).

TM 10-8465-236-24&P: Field and Sustainment Maintainance Manual Including Repair Parts and Special Tools List for Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment (MOLLE) II

Technical manual 10-8465-236-24&P provides field maintenance instructions for Modular Lightweight Load-Carrying Equipment (MOLLE) II.

A-A-55107: SOCKS: MEN'S, NYLON, CUSHION SOLE, STRETCH TYPE

Commercial item description A-A-55107 covers nylon cushion sole socks.

MIL-C-43689: COVER, WATER CANTEEN, 2-QUART, COLLAPSIBLE (WITH PILE LINING)

Military specification MIL-C-43689 covers one type and size of cover, for a collapsible canteen, made of olive green nylon duck and acrylic fiber pile with a cotton webbing sling.

MIL-C-1911: CAP, FIELD, COTTON, O.D. WITH VISOR (ARMY)

Military specification MIL-C-1911 initially covered a cap made from olive drab shade 7 cotton poplin with flannel lined earlap.

Keeper with Slide

Keepers with interlocking slides are used to attach the various pouches to the pistol belt.

Anti-Contact Glove

The anti-contact gloves are intended for use in cold-wet and cold-dry regions where dexterity and protection from cold metal contact are required.They will provide protection against cold for only a very short period.

MIL-M-10747: MATTRESS, PNEUMATIC

Military specification MIL-M-10747 covers the requirements for a pneumatic mattress.

Individual Survival Kit, Vest Type SRU-21/P

The SRU-21/P survival vest kit is a complete survival package which is worn by personnel on all types of Army aircraft, except OV-1.

FM 31-71: Northern Operations

Field manual 31-71 provides doctrinal guidance to commanders and staffs for operation and administration ofcombat, combat support, and combat service support units in the northern regions of the world.The material contained in this manual is directed primarily toward operations below division level.

TM 08744B-12&P: Operator's Care and Use Manual for Lightweight Helmet (LWH)

Technical manual 08744B-12&P covers the basic fitting and use instructions for the Marine Corps Lightweight Helmet.

MIL-G-10902: GLOVES, MEN'S AND WOMEN'S, ANTICONTACT

Military specification MIL-G-10902 covers one type of knitted cotton glove with leather reinforcement palm, fingers, and thumb.

Marine Corps Fleece Pullover

The fleece pullover was developed to provide The Marine Corps with a multi-purpose, lightweight/low bulk, moisture transport, and insulation layer for the upper torso.The fleece pullover can be used during both garrison and field duties in cool to cold weather conditions.It can be worn under the camouflage utilities, used as a sleep shirt in the sleeping bag, and as an optional/additional insulation layer for the ECWCS.

FM 31-70: Basic Cold Weather Manual

Field manual 31-70 is designed to prepare the individual soldier and small unit commander to conduct military operations for extended periods of time under the most severe and varying cold weather climatic conditions.The doctrine and techniques in the manual are applicable in any area that has cold weather and snow with their accompanying operational problems.Troops properly trained in this doctrine and these techniques will be able to fight; live; and move in any cold weather area of the world.

MIL-D-44165: DRAWERS, COLD WEATHER, POLYPROPYLENE

Military specification MIL-D-44165 covers polypropylene drawers used as a component of ECWCS.

MIL-L-43466: LINER, EXTREME COLD WEATHER, PARKA

Military specification MIL-L-43466 covers the requirements for a button-in insulating liner for the extreme cold weather parka.

A-A-59483: OVERALLS, POWERSTRETCH WITH RAINBOW DROP SEAT, SPEAR System: Layer-3

Commercial item description A-A-59483 covers the requirements for SPEAR LEP Layer 3 Midweight Stretch Bib Overall.

MIL-H-43555: HOOD, EXTREME COLD WEATHER, W/SYNTHETIC FUR RUFF, OG-107

Military specification MIL-H-43455 covers a hood with synthetic fur ruff.

MIL-M-43968: MATTRESS, PNEUMATIC, (INSULATED)

Military specification MIL-M-43968 covers the requirements for one type of pneumatic mattress in one size and two classes.

Extreme Cold Weather Sleeping Bag

The extreme cold weather sleeping bag is for use in locations where mean monthly temperatures are below +10°F.

Marine Corps Light Duty Glove Insert

The Light Duty Glove Insert is a product improvement replacing the Improved Glove Insert.The intent is to eliminate the melt/drip hazard, which could occur with the old polyester/lycra insert, by changing to a cotton/lycra insert.

MIL-C-44187: CLOTH, LAMINATED, WATERPROOF AND MOISTURE VAPOR PERMEABLE

Military specification MIL-C-44187 covers a three-layered laminated cloth which is waterproof and moisture vapor permeable.

MIL-F-43997: FIELD PACK, TRAINING

Military specification MIL-F-43997 covers one type and size training field pack.

MIL-C-43742: COVER, WATER CANTEEN, LC-2

Military specification MIL-C-43742 covers one type and size canteen cover fabricated from nylon cloth, nylon webbing and acrylic pile liner material.

FM 100-5: Field Service Regulations, Operations

Field manual 100-5 is the Army's keystone warfighting doctrine.It is a guide for Army commanders.It describes how to think about the conduct of campaigns, major operations, battles, engagements, and operations other than war.

Personnel Armor System for Ground Troops

Personnel Armor System for Ground Troops (PASGT) was originally type-classified in the late 1970's and first fielded in early 1980's.

MIL-M-2418: MITTEN SHELLS, SNOW CAMOUFLAGE, COTTON, WHITE, TWO FINGER

Military specification MIL-M-2418 covers one type and size of white mitten shells.

MIL-DTL-32200: COVER, ADVANCED COMBAT HELMET

Detail specification MIL-DTL-32200 covers the requirements for a helmet cover that is worn over the Advanced Combat Helmet (ACH).

FM 9-6: Ammunition Supply

Field manual 9-6 deals with the ammunition administrativeand operational functions of the commanders andstaff officers in the various echelons. Detailed treatment ofthe internal administration, operation, and organization ofammunition supply installations is given in FM 9-20.

FM 31-20: Jungle Warfare

Field manual 31-20 was superseded by FM 72-20.

FM 9-20: Ordnance Ammunition Company, Ordnance Ammunition Battalion

Field manual 9-20 is based on the fundamentals of ammunition supply given in FM 9-6.

MIL-M-834: MITTEN SET, EXTREME COLD WEATHER

Military specification MIL-M-834 covers one type of arctic mitten set consisting of outer shells, liners, and a harness.

Light Duty Utility Glove

The Light Duty Utility Glove is a multifunctional utility glove for performing light duty work.The glove may be worn alone or as a shell and in combination with thermal inserts or chemical protective handwear.

MIL-G-274: GLOVES, ANTI-FLASH, FLAME RESISTANT

Military specification MIL-G-2874 covers the requirements for cotton flame resistant anti-flash gloves, of one type and size only.

Flame Resistant Anti-Flash Hood

The FR anti-flash hood is intended to protect its user from transient and elevated air temperatures, resulting from the use of high explosive weapons, and is used with the FR anti-flash gloves.

FM 1-508: Maintaining Aviation Life Support Equipment

Field manual 1-508 is written for peacetime and all dimensions of battlespaceenvironments.It applies to commanders and aviation unit maintenance, aviationintermediate maintenance, depot, and operations personnel.

A-A-55317: PARKA, SNOW CAMOUFLAGE, WHITE

Commercial item description A-A-55317 covers a lightweight snow camouflage white parka with a self-storage pouch.

TM 1-1680-361-10: Operator's Manual for Aircrew Integrated Recovery Survival Armor Vest and Equipment (AIRSAVE)

Technical manual 1-1680-361-10 is an official document for the A/P22P-18(V) Aircrew Integrated Recovery Survival Armor Vest and Equipment (AIRSAVE) used with Army, Navy and Marine Corps aircraft. The purpose of this manual is to provide information on the AIRSAVE configuration and its intended use and operation. This manual also provides instruction for the use of survival items that will be stowed in the modular pockets attached to the AIRSAVE survival vest.

MIL-C-707: CASE, SLEEPING BAG, M-1945, WATER REPELLENT

Military specification MIL-C-707 covers the requirements for a water repellent case for a sleeping bag.

A-A-59481: SHIRT, PULLOVER, SYNTHETIC FLEECE

Commercial item description A-A-59481 covers the requirements for the Marine Corps fleece pullover.

MIL-C-51278: CAP, WATER CANTEEN, FIELD, 1 QUART AND 2 QUART CANTEENS

Military specification MIL-C-51278 covers a plastic canteen water cap for the 1 quart and 2 quart field drinking water canteens.

FM 21-30: Conventional Signs, Military Symbols, and Abbreviations

Field manual 21-30 is intended to supply the information required by the map reader.

MIL-L-11788: LINER, TROUSERS, FIELD, M-1951

Military specification MIL-L-11788 covers a mohair frieze liner for M-1951 field trouser shell.

Lightweight Performance Hood

The Lightweight Performance Hood (LPH) is a fire-resistant, no-melt, no-drip head and face covering that provides the Soldier with protection from thermal threats and minimizes heat stress in hot-dry climates while providing limited heat retention in cool climates.

MIL-B-41826: BATTING, SYNTHETIC FIBERS, POLYESTER, (UNQUILTED AND QUILTED)

Military specification MIL-B-41826 covers the requirements for unquilted and quilted polyester synthetic fiber battings.

MIL-B-43723: BELT, INDIVIDUAL EQUIPMENT, M-1967

Military specification MIL-B-43723 covers an adjustable individual equipment belt made from olive drab nylon webbing and miscellaneous metallic hardware.

MIL-C-3924: CLOTH, OXFORD, COTTON WARP AND NYLON FILLING, QUARPEL TREATED

Military specification MIL-C-3924 covers oxford cloth made of cotton warp and nylon filling yarn, treated with Quarpel-type water repellent.

MIL-P-11013: PARKA, MAN'S, COTTON NYLON, OXFORD, OLIVE GREEN 107

Military specification MIL-P-11013 covers the requirements for M-1951 parka shell.

MIL-B-8571: BAG, STORAGE, DRINKING WATER

Military specification MIL-B-8571 covers plastic bags for the storage of drinking water.

Intermediate Cold Weather Sleeping System

The Intermediate Cold Weather Sleeping System is an ICW version of the extreme cold weather sleeping system.

FM 60-10: Amphibious Operations, Regiment in Assault Landings

Field manual 60-10 is a guide for the regimental combat team (RCT) in planning, training for, and executing an amphibious operation. It includes additional information on higher headquarters and other forces involved. It describes the responsibilities of commanders and staff officers of the RCT and the need for coordinated planning and the establishment of liaison with parallel commands of the Navy and Air Force. It covers organization, tactical, and administrative planning, embarkation and voyage, ship-to-shore movement, naval gunfire and air support, the role of supporting arms and services, regi mental shore party, signal communication, special operations, and amphibious training.

Mountain/Cold Weather Clothing System

The Mountain/Cold Weather Clothing System (MCWCS) is a Marine Corps specific cold weather layering system (CWLS), a replacement for the ECWCS.

MIL-G-44419: GLOVES, MEN'S AND WOMEN'S, INTERMEDIATE COLD/WET

Military specification MIL-G-44419 covers one type of glove constructed with a leather shell, waterproof insert and an insulated lining.

A-A-55074: MAT, SLEEPING, SELF-INFLATING

Commercial item description A-A-55074 covers a self-inflating sleeping mat.

Advanced Combat Helmet

The Advanced Combat Helmet (ACH) is a modular system that weighs less, fits better, and is more comfortable than its predecessor, the PASGT helmet.

Aircrew Integrated Recovery Survival Armor Vest and Equipment

The A/P22P-18(V) Aircrew Integrated Recovery Survival Armor Vest and Equipment (AIRSAVE) provides the aircrew member with integrated survival item stowage, small arms threat protection, flotation device integration, and a Search and Rescue (SAR) lift hoist attachment capability. AIRSAVE replaces Navy/Marine Corps Aircrew Integrated Survival/Armor Protection (AISAP), the Army Aircrew Survival Armor Recovery Vest, Insert, and Packets (SARVIP) and the Air Force SRU-21/P.

A-A-59369: UNDERSHIRT, SILK WEIGHT, SPEAR System, Lightweight Environmental Protection (LEP), Layer-1

Commercial item description A-A-59369 covers the requirements for SPEAR LEP Layer 1 silk/lightweight undershirt.

A-A-55302: SOCKS, WINTER (WOOL AND COTTON)

Commercial item description A-A-55302 covers one type of seamless wool and cotton winter socks.

MIL-C-43549: CAP, COLD WEATHER, INSULATING, HELMET LINER

Military specification MIL-C-43549 covers a fully lined insulating helmet liner cap with adjustable forehead flap.

MIL-DTL-32160: COVER, REVERSIBLE, ADAVANCED COMBAT HELMET

Detail specification MIL-DTL-32160 covers the requirements for the reversible helmet cover that is worn over the Advanced Combat Helmet (ACH).

A-A-55177: SUSPENDERS, INDIVIDUAL EQUIPMENT BELT, LC-2

Commercial item description A-A-55177 is used in preference to MIL-S-43829.

FM 5-6: Engineer Field Manual, Operations of Engineer Field Units

Field manual 5-6 contains the basic doctrine for theoperations of engineer troop units in a theater ofoperations. Both the combat and the communications zone are discussed, with emphasis on the units of a field army.

A-A-55299: LINER, HELMET: PARACHUTIST, IMPACT

Commercial item description A-A-55299 covers the requirements for an impact liner for the parachutists to use with the aramid helmet (MIL-H-44099, Helmet, Group Troops and Parachutist's) to provide impact protection.

FM 8-40: Field Sanitation

The application ofwell-established practical measures for the preservation ofthe health and the prevention of disease is essential in orderthat the military personnel may be kept at its maximumeffective strength. It is of the greatest importance that allofficers and enlisted men should be conversant with thefundamentals of military sanitation as outlined in thismanual, and amplified in TM 8-255 (now published as ArmyMedical Bulletin No. 23), and that they cooperate in observingand carrying out the measures prescribed in Army Regulations.

MIL-M-810: MITTEN SHELLS, COLD WEATHER (TRIGGER FINGER M-1965)

Military specification MIL-M-810 covers one type of mitten shells with trigger finger.

Sleeping Hood

The sleeping hood is intended to be worn on the head to keep the head area of the sleeping bag clean from head oils, perspiration and dirt.

FM 3-97.61: Military Mountaineering

Field manual 3-97.61 details techniques soldiers and leaders must know to cope with mountainous terrain. These techniques are the foundation upon which the mountaineer must build. They must be applied to the various situations encountered to include river crossings, glaciers, snow-covered mountains, ice climbing, rock climbing, and urban vertical environments. The degree to which this training is applied must be varied to conform to known enemy doctrine, tactics, and actions. This manual also discusses basic and advanced techniques to include acclimatization, illness and injury, equipment, anchors, evacuation, movement on glaciers, and training.

NTTP 3-50.1: Navy Search and Rescue (SAR) Manual

This manual provides guidance to units assigned SAR responsibilities. It is intended to promote and maintain standardization of SAR procedures, equipment, and techniques within the U.S. Naval forces.

FM 21-22: Survival at Sea

Field manual 21-22 covers shipboard safety measures and equipment, abandon-ship procedure, operation and navigation of lifesaving craft, measures for sustaining life while adrift, rescue procedure, and brief suggestions for instructors.Since a landfall may prove only temporary refuge, somehints on survival ashore are also given. Swimmingand lifesaving techniques, treated in detail in FM21-20, are described only briefly in this manual.

Army Combat Pant

The Army Combat Pant (ACP) is a flame-resistant pant designed for use in rugged combat environments. The ACP provides the Soldier with increased durability and enhanced features over the current Fire Resistant Army Combat Uniform (FRACU) trouser.

A-A-52076: BOOT, INTERMEDIATE COLD/WET

Commercial item description A-A-52076 covers intermediate cold/wet boots.

TM 10-8470-204-10: Operator's Manual for Adavanced Combat Helmet (ACH)

Technical manual 10-8470-204-10 covers the basic fitting and use instructions for the Advanced Combat Helmet (ACH).

Extreme Cold Weather Sleeping System

The Extreme Cold Weather Sleep System (ECWSS) will provide environmental protection between +40°F and -45°F (+5°C and -46°C) and is intended to be used with the foam sleeping mat.

Drinking Water Storage Bag

The drinking water storage bags are intended to be included in military personnel survival kits as storage containers for fresh water, for stowing miscellaneous items which must be kept from salt water, or they may be inflated, tied together, and used for flotation purposes, such as survival or swimming.

FM 70-10: Mountain Operations

Field manual 70-10 is published for the information and guidance applicable to operations conducted in mountainous terrain.This manual should be studied in conjunction with FM 100-5, Operations; FM 100-10, Administration; FM 25-5, Animal Transport; FM 25-7, Pack Transportation; FM 31-40, Supply of Ground Units by Air; and FM 70-15, Operations in Snow and Extreme Cold.

MIL-B-44168: BAG, CARRYING, PROTECTIVE ENSEMBLE, NUCLEAR, BIOLOGICAl, CHEMICAL (NBC)

Military specification MIL-B-44168 covers requirements for the NBC suit carrying bag (NSN: 8465-01-216-6259) fabricated from camouflage nylon duck, webbing and tape, with miscellaneous hardware.

TC 90-6-1: Military Mountaineering

Training circular 90-6-1 was superseded by FM 3-97.61.

A-A-55226: SCARF, NECKWEAR, WOOL AND SCARF, HEADOVER, WOOL

Commercial Item Description A-A-55226 covers the requirements for knitted wool scarfs.

MIL-P-10809: PARKA, SNOW CAMOUFLAGE

Military specification MIL-P-10809 covers a snow camouflage parka made from white quarpel treated cotton/nylon oxford cloth.

MIL-B-36964: BLANKET, COMBAT, CASUALTY

Military specification MIL-B-36964 covers lightweight, waterproof, aluminized plastic combat casualty blankets which shall also be suitable for use as a windbreak, sunshade, poncho, or position indicator in rescue missions.

MCWP 4-6: MAGTF Supply Operations

Marine Corps Warfighting Publication 4-6 provides guidance governing the principles and concepts of supply and the organization, planning, and execution of supply support for a MAGTF in an expeditionaryenvironment (afloat/ashore). This publication also provides essential informationconcerning supply sources and options available internally and externally to sustainthe MAGTF during predeployment and deployment.

MIL-B-41816: BOOTS, COLD WEATHER, INSULATED, RUBBER

Military specification MIL-B-41816 covers both black and white insulated rubber boots.

FM 23-30: Grenade and Pyrotechnic Signals

The purpose of field manual23-30 is to orient soldiers to thefunctions and characteristics of hand grenades and groundpyrotechnic signals. It provides a reference for the identification and capabilities of various hand grenades andpyrotechnic signals. It also provides a guide for theproper handling and throwing of hand grenades, suggestsmethods and techniques for the tactical employment of handgrenades, and provides a guide for commanders conductinghand grenade training.

FM 7-10: Infantry Field Manual, Rifle Company, Rifle Regiment

Field manual 7-10 is a guideto the tactical employment of the rifle companyand its elements. It covers organization, weapons,individual duties, movement to contact, offensiveaction, defensive action, retrograde movements,operations under special terrain conditions, supply evacuation, maintenance, and communication.

MIL-H-44308: HOOD AND SOCKS , EXTREME COLD WEATHER SLEEPING SYSTEM (ECWSS)

Military specification MIL-H-44308 covers a polyester fiberpile hood and a pair of polyester fiberpile socks inteded to used as a component of the extreme cold weather sleeping system.

TM 10-8465-236-10: Operator's Manual for Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment (MOLLE) II

Technical manual 10-8465-236-10 covers the fitting and use instruction for the Modular Lightweight Load-Carrying Equipment (MOLLE) II.

A-A-55092: BAG, CLOTHING, WATERPROOF

Commercial item description A-A-55092 covers a waterproof clothing bag.

MIL-C-44431: CLOTH, PLAIN WEAVE, NYLON FILAMENT, LIGHTWEIGHT

Military specification MIL-C-44431 covers one type of lightweight, nylon filament, and water repellent treated cloth.

MIL-P-44081: PAD, PARACHUTIST'S HELMET

Military specification MIL-P-44081 covers the requirements for a pad for parachutists to use with the aramid (Kevlar) helmet (MIL-H-44099, Helmet, Ground Troops and Parachutist's) to provide impact protection.

MIL-H-9890: HARDWARE, INDIVIDUAL LOAD CARRYING EQUIPMENT; AND HARDWARE, MISCELLANEOUS

Military specification MIL-H-9890 covers hardware for individual load carrying equipment.

MIL-C-43473: CLOTH, COATED, NYLON, POLYURETHANE COATED

Military specification MIL-C-43473 covers three types of polyurethane coated rip-stop nylon cloth.

MIL-C-44417: CARRIER, BODY ARMOR, SMALL ARMS PROTECTIVE, AIRCREW, SURVIVAL

Military specification MIL-C-44417 covers a carrier for a ceramic body armor insert to be worn by aircrew personnel. The carrier is part of an aircrew survival system.

Heavy Duty Poncho

The poncho is intended to be used as a rain garment, ground sheet, blanket, sleeping bag cover, or shelter half.

Extended Cold Weather Clothing System

The Extended Cold Weather Clothing System (ECWCS) is a layered insulating system adjustable to personal preference, metabolism, and prevailing weather conditions.It is designed to maintain adequate environmental protection between +40°F and -60°F (4°C and -51°C).

FM 25-10: Motor Transport

Field manual 25-10 is a guide for the conduct of movements by motor vehicles on highways and in off-roadoperations. Its purpose is to enable all concernedto understand the organization, principles of operation, and requirements of discipline and control essential to the smooth and effective conduct of convoys and march units.

MIL-H-44302: HOOD, BALACLAVA, EXTENDED COLD WEATHER

Military specification MIL-H-44302 covers an extended cold weather hood.

Mountain Combat Boots

The mountain combat boots are intended for use in rugged, mountainous terrain.

MIL-C-40161: CARRIER, INTRENCHING TOOL, M-1956

Military specification MIL-C-40161 covers an intrenching tool carrier fabricated of olive drab cotton duck.

Combat Vehicle Crewman's Hood (Balaclava)

The CVC hood is intended to provide combat vehicle crewmen protection against wind, cold and flame and also worn with the extended cold weather parka, and under the M-1 or PASGT helmet as a component of ECWCS (later replaced by extended cold weather balaclava hood).

FM 3-97.6: Mountain Operations

Field manual 3-97.6 describes the tactics, techniques, and procedures that the United States (US) Army uses to fight in mountainous regions. It is directly linked to doctrinal principles found in FM 3-0 and FM 3-100.40 and should be used in conjunction with them. It provides key information and considerations for commanders and staffs regarding how mountains affect personnel, equipment, and operations. It also assists them in planning, preparing, and executing operations, battles, and engagements in a mountainous environment.

MIL-DTL-32184: PARKA, COLD WEATHER, UNIVERSAL CAMOUFLAGE

Detail specification MIL-DTL-32184 covers the requirement for the Army 2nd Generaton ECWCS parka and the detachable (optional) hood.

MIL-C-43251: CLOTH, PILE, SYNTHETIC FIBER PILE

Military specification MIL-C-43251 covers knitted pile cloth.

MIL-B-43826: BELT, INDIVIDUAL EQUIPMENT

Military specification MIL-B-43826 covers one type of adjustable individual equipment belt made from olive drab nylon webbing, plastic and miscellaneous metallic hardware.

Wool Headover Scarf

The wool headover scarf is 9 inches wide, 24 inches long; is a tubular knit type with hemmed ends.

FM 31-72: Mountain Operations

Field manual 31-72 is designed to guide the infantry battle group commander, his staff, and subordinate leaders in mountain operations.It is designed also as a guide for commanders of supporting units and for staff officers of higher headquarters whose duty it may be to submit recommendations on the employment of units in mountain warfare.It covers the mission and employment of the infantry battle group and supporting arms as well as specialized technique and training required for combat in mountainous terrain.

Aircrew Survival Armor Recovery Vest, Insert, and Packets

The Army's Aircrew Survival Armor Recovery Vest, Insert, and Packets (SARVIP) is a three part system: survival vest, armor insert with carrier, and survival, signal and communication components. SARVIP also accommodates the AN/PRC-90 or AN/PRC-112 radio set and the LPU-10/P life preserver. The SARVIP vest, packets, and other survival, signal and communication components replace the SRU-21/P vest. The SARVIP insert and carrier replace the .30 caliber aircrew body armor.

Detail Specification

A detail specification specifies design requirements, such as materials to be used, how a requirement is to be achieved, or how an item is to be fabricated or constructed.

Temperate Battle Dress Uniform

The temperate battle dress uniform (BDU) was introduced as the Army's field and garrison uniform on 1 October 1981. The temperate BDU has a woodland camouflage pattern, infrared reflection, and reinforced elbows, knees, and seat in a 50-50 cotton-nylon fabric. The temperate BDU is part of the Army's battle dress system (BDS), which includes four camouflage subsystems allowing the Army to operate in temperate, desert, tropical, and arctic environments.

M1 Water Canteen Cap

The M1 canteen cap contains a hole that allows an external drinking tube of a chemical protective mask to be connected to the 1-quart or 2-quart canteen.

Lightweight Folding Hand Intrenching Tool

The intrenching tool is intended for digging, breaking hard ground, clearing brush or undergrowth, and cutting roots, saplings, and small trees.

References on Body Armor

Documents relating to body armor systems.

Approved Item Name

The name which is selected (approved by the Directorate of Logistics Information Management, DLIS, as the Official designation for an item of supply), and delimited wherenecessary, to establish a basic concept of the item of supply to which the item belongs and with which it should be compared.It may be a basic name, or a basic name followed by those modifiers necessary to differentiate between item concepts having the same basic name.

Cold Weather Operations Manual

This manual provides guidance for operations and training of Naval Construction Force units in cold weather and extreme cold weather.It coversthe principles of cold weather survival and operations as applied to the individual Seabee's conduct while performing NCF unit functions including construction, transportation, and camp maintenance. Arctic and subarctic construction techniques are not covered.

Equipment Load Carrying Subsystem (ELCS) Use and Care Manual

'Equipment Load Carrying Subsystem (ELCS) Use and Care Manual' was prepared to help the reader understand the use, care, and the required maintenance of the ELCS components.

Modular Lightweight Load Carrying Equipment (MOLLE) Care and Use Manual

'Modular Lightweight Load Carrying Equipment (MOLLE) Care and Use Manual' was prepared to help the reader understand the use, care, and the required maintenance of the MOLLE components.

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Clothing Almanac

Clothing Almanacs show monthly requirements for items of military clothing to be used in a particular region.They are intended to aid logistic planners by indicating not only the most suitable military clothing for each month, but also climatic and geographic conditions which make such clothing suitable.

Armed Services Textile and Apparel Procurement Agency

The Armed Services Textile and Apparel Procurement Agency (ASTAPA, AST&APA) was established by Department of Defense (DOD) directive 5154.4, June 18, 1952, under Munitions Board policy direction and Department of the Army management, to procure textiles, apparel, footwear, and related items for all three services.The ASTAPA was terminated, effective October 31, 1953, by directive 4115.25, DOD, September 24, 1953, pursuant to Section 648 of DOD Appropriations Act of 1954 (67 Stat. 358), August 1, 1953, denying operating funds to ASTAPA; and to an interservice agreement on procurement coordination under general supervision of Assistant Secretary of the Army (Materiel), September 11, 1953.

Unmounted Magnetic Compass

The compass, with self-luminous light sources to facilitate use during periods of darkness, is for obtaining magnetic azimuths for ground navigation, reconnaissance, and fire control purposes.

Purchase Description

A statement outlining the essential characteristics and functions of an item, service, or materiel required to meet the minimum needs of the Government.It is used when a specification is not available or when specific procurement specifications are not required by the individual Military Departments or the Department of Defense.

Armor Protection Levels

The Marine Corps recognizes the operational requirement to move away from the one-size-fits-all approach in dealing with ballistic protection.

Commercial Fabrics

Several commercial fabrics are used for military clothing.

National Stock Number

The National Stock Number consists of a four-digit Federal Supply Classification (FSC) code number plus a nine-digit National Item Identification Number (NIIN).

Modular Lightweight Load Carrying Equipment (MOLLE) II Care and Use Manual

'Modular Lightweight Load Carrying Equipment (MOLLE) II Care and Use Manual' was prepared to help the reader understand the use, care, and the required maintenance of the MOLLE II components.

Universal Camouflage Pattern - Delta

Universal Camouflage Pattern - Delta (UCP-D) is a variant of the UCP that adds the Coyote Brown color and uses less of the lighter sand and gray colors than in the UCP. Preliminary research by the U.S. Army’s Natick Soldier Systems Center indicates that UCP-D provides improved performance over standard UCP in woodland environments, even when paired with OCIE in the standard UCP.

Use and Care of the Extended Cold Weather Clothing System (ECWCS)

'Use and Care of the Extended Cold Weather Clothing System (ECWCS)' [pdf] was prepared to help the reader understand the use, care, and maintenance of the ECWCS.

Table of Authorized Material Control Number

Every item of equipment listed in Table of Authorized Material (TAM) has a specificalphanumeric number known as a TAM Control Number (TAMCN) (NAVMC 1017), which is used to identify a specific item within the Marine Corps inventory.The TAMCN is also used in the table of equipment (T/E).

Commercial Item Description

A Commericial Item Description (CID) describes by functional or performance charasteristics an acceptable commercially available product that will satisfy the government's needs.

Enhanced Hot Weather Battle Dress Uniform

The Enanced Hot Weather Battle Dress Uniform (EHWBDU) is made of 50 percent nylon and 50 percent cotton ripstop poplin instead of 100 percent cotton ripstop poplin of the Hot Weather Battle Dress Uniform (HWBDU).Other changes include fused collar and pocket tabs, removal of bellows on one side of the lower pocket, removal of waist tab, waist suppressed 3 inches, and removal of knee pleats.

Waterproof and Moisture Vapor Permeable Cloth

Waterproof and moisture vapor permeable cloth is used in fabrication of bivy covers for the MSS, parkas and trousers for the ECWCS including 2nd generation and APECS.

Universal Camouflage Pattern

Universal Camouflage Pattern (UCP) was chosen when the Army Combat Uniform was introduced in June 2004.

Use and Care of the Integrated Inidividual Fighting System (IIFS)

'Use and Care of the Integrated Inidividual Fighting System (IIFS)' [pdf] was prepared to help the reader understand the use, care, and the required maintenance of the IIFS components.

Line Item Number

The Line Item Number (LIN) is a six-character alphanumeric identification of the generic nomenclature assigned to identify nonexpendable and type classified expendable or durable items of equipment during their life cycle authorization and supply management.

Cold Weather Hydration Set

The Cold Weather Hydration Set (CWHS) consists of two wide mouth 32 oz. bottles with lids, two water bottle parkas with strap, and one cup. CWHS provides Marines a lightweight capability to carry and protect water from potentially harmfully contaminates, while also extending the temperature of the liquid. Additionally, the cup will provide a means to prepare food, drink and/or boil water.

Plastic Water Canteen (M-1961)

The canteen is intended primarily for use in temperate and tropical environments for carrying drinking water.

Marine Pattern

In 2002, the Marine Corps developed a new pixelated camouflage pattern for use in utility uniforms.

Product Group Code

Product Group Code (PGC) is a five digit code that is used by DSCP to identify all NSNs that belong to a specific garment family or commodity, e.g., all sizes of shirts made from the same fabric and style are assigned to a single PGC.

Performance Specification

A performance specification states requirements in terms of the required results with criteria for verifying compliance, but without stating the methods for achieving the required results.

Special Operations Forces Personal Equipment Advanced Requirements

Special Operations Forces Personal Equipment Advanced Requirements (SPEAR) is the United States Special Operations Command's (USSOCOM) modernization effort for the joint (Army, Navy, and Air Force) Special Operations Forces (SOF) operator. SPEAR focuses on four areas of improvement in personal equipment.These four areas produce a modular equipment system whichfocuses on mission tailoring, enhanced survivability, andenhanced mobility while reducing weight, bulk and heat stress.

Flexor

US Patent #4654896 [Google Patent]

Operation Enduring Freedom Camouflage Pattern

On February 19, 2010, the Department of Defense formally announced the selection of MultiCam for Soldiers deployed to Afghanistan as part of Operation Enduring Freedom.

Philadelphia Quartermaster Depot

In 1926 the Schuylkill Arsenal was renamed the Philadelphia Quartermaster Depot.

Quarpel

Quarpel is a durable water-repellent and oil-resistant treatment for textiles developed at the Quartermaster Research and Development Laboratories in 1959.

Water Canteen Cup with Wire Handle

The water canteen cup are for use with the plastic water canteen. The cup is used for drinking hot and cold liquids, soups, and stews in the field.

Canteen Cup Stand

The stand is intended for use with the cup of the water canteen, and compressed ration heating fuel to heat water and individual components of the Meal, Ready-to-eat. The stand is designed to be carried in the water canteen cover, with the canteen cup nested inside the stand, and the canteen nested in the cup.

References on Camouflage

Documents relating to camouflage.

References on Helmets

Documents relating to helmets.

2-Quart Collapsible Water Canteen

The collapsible water canteen is intended for use in temperate and tropical environments for carrying drinking water.

Deltoid Protector

The IOTV Gen III deltoid protector has the same basic design as the Gen II deltoid protector.

Groin Protector

The IOTV Gen III groin protector is worn on the ACU trouser, and provides additional protection to the femoral arteries and pelvis. It is a new design for the IOTV Gen III and is attached to the front carrier for storage only. The attachment straps are tucked into the groin protector carrier when not attached to the front carrier.

Deltoid Protector

The IOTV Gen II deltoid protector has the same basic design as the Gen I deltoid protector.

Groin Protector

The IOTV Gen II groin protector has the same basic design as the Gen I groin protector.

Lower Back (Kidney) Protector

The IOTV Gen III lower back protector has the same basic design as the Gen II lower back protector.

Yoke and Collar Assembly

The IOTV Gen III yoke/collar assembly has the same basic design as the redesigned Gen II yoke/collar assembly.

Lower Back (Kidney) Protector

The IOTV Gen II lower back protector is a simplified version of the Gen I lower back protector. It has neither PALS webbing nor a utility channel, and the interior fabric is woven nylon similar to the exterior fabric.

Yoke and Collar Assembly

The IOTV Gen II yoke and collar assembly was initially the same as the Gen I yoke and collar assembly except that ballistic inserts are not removable.