700 POUNDS....IT WAS PRETTY HEAVY TO CARRY AROUND
Soldiers in World War I typically carried a standard-issue backpack known as the "webbing" or "kit bag," made from durable canvas or wool. These backpacks were designed to be practical and functional, often featuring several pockets and compartments for carrying essential items like rations, ammunition, and personal belongings. They were usually khaki or olive drab in color, blending with the military uniforms of the time. The backpacks were equipped with straps for secure attachment and ease of carrying, reflecting the needs of soldiers in the field.
Soldiers carried a blanket, food, gas mask, canteens, a mess kit, a shaving kit, ammunition, weapon cleaning kit, shovel, bandages, sometimes an ampule of morphine, and personal articles in their kit. Depending on where they were sent, they might have many other items; examples are gloves, earplugs, sunglasses, binoculars, maps. Sometimes soldiers were assigned to carry items that were not for their own use, such as one mortar shell per man, or a gasoline can per man.
GI was a term used for American servicemen and stemmed from the kit issued to them being stamped with the initials G and I for Government issue.
The value of a World War I shaving kit can vary significantly based on its condition, rarity, and historical significance. Generally, authentic kits from that era can range from $50 to several hundred dollars, especially if they are in good condition or come with original packaging. Collectors often seek items with unique provenance or those that belonged to notable figures. For an accurate appraisal, it's advisable to consult with a specialist in militaria or antique collectibles.
The soldiers kit in world war one consisted of:-Mark Lee Enfield rifle.Large canvas pack for carrying wooly cap, spare socks and greatcoat.Digging tool - handle and head seperately.Haversack for carrying rations, paybook, toothbrush, soap and towel, spare bootlace, mess tin (to eat from) and cover, fork and spoon, mending and darning kit.Full water bottle and carrier.Bayonet (a blade that could be attached to the end of the rifle.)150 rounds of ammunition, in belt and pouches.Identity tag.Two canvas bags (respirator and gasmask)Service cap, and regimentry cap badge.packet of cigarette'shope it helped (:Don't forget the gas masks!
about 70 pounds
Teaspoon of cement
Soilders in world war one had knifes from butter to bread and they would usaully have a pack of ciggeretts too and stakes, rope, extra ammo, and shovel
a frist aid kit weigh about 1pound
The tool kit I can only find for Call of duty World at war is a mod tool. You will need to have call of duty installed before using it.
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to have safe life in the trenches
4250 lbs
I assume you mean kit as in "mess kit" not "kit" as in field gear. Soap Razor Rations Mess tin Eating utensils Canteen etc.
It weighs about 42 grams.
Kit C. Carter has written: 'The Army Air Forces in World War II' -- subject(s): American Aerial operations, Chronology, History, United States, United States. Army Air Forces, World War, 1939-1945
Mess kits.