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What was standard issue equipment to the US army in world war 1?
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we just talked about this in Social Studies, machine guns, gas masks, and other stuff a can't remember. story of my life.
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Standard issue for US soldiers in World War 2 what Camo did the US use if any?
Standard issue camoflage for US Soldiers came in the form of a "net" for their steel helmets, during WWII. Only US Marines were issued camoflage steel helmet covers as standard issue; during WWII. The Vietnam War was the FIRST war in which the US Army issued camoflage cloth helmet covers for their steel helmets, as general issue.
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What did the roman army wear on their feet in the snow?
They wore their standard issue army boots or "caligae". For extra warmth they also wore woollen socks.They wore their standard issue army boots or "caligae". For extra warmth they also wore woollen socks.They wore their standard issue army boots or "caligae". For extra warmth they also wore woollen socks.They wore their standard issue army boots or "caligae". For extra warmth they also wore woollen socks.They wore their standard issue army boots or "caligae". For extra warmth they also wore woollen socks.They wore their standard issue army boots or "caligae". For extra warmth they also wore woollen socks.They wore their standard issue army boots or "caligae". For extra warmth they also wore woollen socks.They wore their standard issue army boots or "caligae". For extra warmth they also wore woollen socks.They wore their standard issue army boots or "caligae". For extra warmth they also wore woollen socks.
What was the standard issue rifle in Australia during World War 1?
The Mark one and two Enfield Bolt Action Rifle in calibre .303 were the standard issue rifles (Australia) in World War I.
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GI, which stands for General Issue, the term used by the army for the equipment supplied to a US soldier in WWII. Regards
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What is the standard issue military equipment?
This depends on which military organization you are asking about. Standard equipment will be different, for example, for the Belgian Army than for the army of Malawi. For the US Arms, the short and simple answer is "to read Common Tables of Allowances 50-900 (Clothing and Individual Equipment), 50-909 (Field and Garrison Furnishings and Equipment) and 50-970 (Expendable/Durable Items)." The real answer is that there is no such thing as "standard issue military equipment." Every unit, and sometimes every part of a unit, has different equipment. I'll give you an example: I was in three tactical units: the 101st Airborne Division, III Corps and the 10th Mountain Division. When you report to a unit they send you to Central Issue Facility to draw field equipment. The issue at those three places was completely different--the 101st gave me a smaller pack than the other two places, III Corps gave me mechanic's coveralls and the 10th Mountain gave me a $1500 arctic uniform.
Standard issue for US soldiers in World War 2 what Camo did the US use if any?
Standard issue camoflage for US Soldiers came in the form of a "net" for their steel helmets, during WWII. Only US Marines were issued camoflage steel helmet covers as standard issue; during WWII. The Vietnam War was the FIRST war in which the US Army issued camoflage cloth helmet covers for their steel helmets, as general issue.
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they had better weapons and army gaer/equipment
