Equipment

1. #1Worn equipment

   Keys: , headgear, Combat gear, armor

   Armor adds weight to it's user, and anyone wearing thick ones will increase their brute stopping force due to the mass. } Armor: Tactical Plate Carrier=Purpose: Primarily used for infantry soldiers in combat zones, designed to carry ballistic plates (armor plates) for protection;Modular system: Features MOLLE (Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment) webbing for attaching pouches, radios, and other tools;Lightweight design: Optimized for quick movement while offering significant protection;Armor plates: Usually incorporates front and back slots for ceramic or steel plates, offering protection against high-velocity projectiles. Flak Jacket=Purpose: Used to protect against shrapnel and low-velocity projectiles, typically in a non-combat but hazardous environment (e.g., military engineers, bomb disposal teams): Padded, non-rigid protection: Often made from aramid fibers like Kevlar;Compact: Less bulk than a plate carrier but still provides solid protection;Shock-resistant: Designed to absorb impact from explosions or shrapnel, not gunshots;Lighter weight: Offers a balance between mobility and protection. Combat Vest=Purpose: Designed for general-purpose military operations, especially for troops involved in extended missions: Integrated load-bearing system: Features multiple pouches for ammunition, grenades, and survival gear;Durable materials: Often constructed with heavy-duty nylon or other tear-resistant materials;Quick-release system: Can be rapidly discarded in case of emergency, providing a layer of protection and functionality. Load-bearing Vest=Purpose: Provides a way to carry additional gear without a full backpack, typically used by support personnel, infantry, or reconnaissance teams;Heavy-duty webbing: Offers extensive MOLLE attachment points for extra gear;No armor protection: Primarily used for carrying heavy loads such as ammunition, medical supplies, or survival tools;Ergonomic fit: Designed to distribute weight across the torso evenly. Assault Vest=Purpose: Optimized for close-quarters battle (CQB), designed for speed and mobility;Lightweight: Minimalistic design that prioritizes quick access to equipment like magazines and grenades;Quick-draw pouches: Integrated pockets for immediate access to essential gear during firefights;Low-profile: Offers protection without being too bulky, giving the wearer a more streamlined appearance. Reconnaissance Vest=Purpose: For special forces or reconnaissance units, it allows soldiers to carry minimal gear while remaining mobile and stealthy;Slim profile: Built for stealth and agility, often with hidden compartments for sensitive equipment;Camouflage materials: Often uses specialized camouflage patterns suited to the environment;Minimalistic load: Limited gear options to maintain mobility; usually focused on navigation, communication, and intelligence gathering. Sniper Vest Purpose: Designed specifically for sniper teams to carry ammunition and essential gear with minimal noise or disturbance;Often designed with special patterns to blend into the natural environment.;Specialized pouches: Includes compartments for sniper-specific equipment like rangefinders, spotting scopes, and extra ammunition;Quiet materials: Made with fabric that minimizes noise when the wearer moves, important for stealthy operations. Medical Vest=Purpose: Used by combat medics or field hospitals to carry medical supplies and equipment in a mobile, accessible manner;Quick-access pouches: For tourniquets, bandages, antiseptic, and other life-saving tools;Bright identification: Often marked with red crosses or reflective tape for easy identification in chaotic environments;Ergonomics: Designed to allow easy movement while carrying vital medical equipment in a compact form. Heavy Assault Vest=Purpose: Designed for heavily armored assault troops or riot police, offering superior protection in high-intensity situations. Heavy armor=purpose: Enhanced ballistic protection: Built-in protection against rifle rounds and explosions;Thick padding and armor: Includes multiple layers of ceramic or composite armor plates;Limited mobility: Bulkier design that sacrifices speed for maximum protection. Riot Control Vest=Purpose: Used by police or military forces for crowd control situations, especially in urban environments;Anti-blast technology: Provides protection against thrown objects, rubber bullets, and chemical agents;Reinforced panels: Integrated hard armor plates to defend against blunt force trauma;Utility pouches: For carrying non-lethal weapons like batons, tasers, or pepper spray. Paratrooper Vest=Purpose: Designed for airborne soldiers, used during jumps and landings to carry necessary gear securely;Quick-release system: Allows rapid detachment of the vest when needed, especially during parachuting operations;Low profile: Minimizes bulk to ensure freedom of movement during jumps;Integrated parachute harness: Some models include a harness for attaching to the parachute system.

2. #2Headgear

   Keys: headgear, Helmet, hat

   Headgear/hat parts=Shell: Purpose: The main protective exterior of a helmet or hard hat. Designed to absorb impact and prevent penetration from debris or blows. Common in military, industrial, and sports headgear;Liner: Purpose: A soft interior layer that cushions the head, absorbs shock, and enhances comfort. Found in helmets and some hats. Often made from foam, leather, or synthetic materials;Suspension System: Purpose: A web of straps or bands inside hard hats and helmets that create space between the head and the shell. This gap reduces the force of impacts and allows air circulation;Chin Strap: Purpose: A strap that secures the helmet or hat to the wearer's head. Vital in combat, construction, and extreme sports to prevent dislodging during motion;Visor: Purpose: A transparent or semi-transparent shield attached to the front of the headgear, used to protect the face from debris, sunlight, or other hazards. Common in combat helmets, welding helmets, and motorcycle gear;Ear Covers: Purpose: Provide insulation and protection for the ears, especially in cold environments or combat situations. Often detachable or adjustable;Sweatband / Headband: Purpose: Absorbs sweat and provides additional comfort by creating a barrier between the head and the headgear. Also helps with fit;Neck Guard: Purpose: A flap or shield extending from the back of the headgear to protect the neck from sun, cold, or shrapnel. Common in military and desert headwear. } } Combat Helmet=Purpose: Protects against ballistic threats, shrapnel, and blunt force trauma. Modern helmets often include mounting systems for night vision devices, communications gear, and cameras. Flight Helmet=Purpose: Worn by aircrew, these helmets provide head protection, integrated communication systems, and oxygen mask support. Modern versions may include HUDs Tanker's Helmet=Purpose: Designed for armored vehicle crews. Includes built-in communication gear and padded protection for impacts within tight spaces.

3. #3Equipment

   Keys: Equipment, device

   Reconnaissance: Night Vision Devices=purpose: For operations in low-light or night conditions: Variants:Goggles (NVGs), scopes, monoculars. Thermal Imaging Cameras=purpose: Detects heat signatures for spotting enemies, even through smoke or foliage;Used by snipers, recon teams, and vehicle crews. Drones (UAVs)=purpose: Unmanned aerial systems for scouting, surveillance, or targeted strikes: Types: Mini-drones for recon; medium drones for patrol; heavy drones for armed missions. Rangefinders=purpose: Measures distance to a target using lasers;Essential for snipers, artillery spotters, and recon. } Combat Equipment: Ballistic Helmets=purpose: Head protection from shrapnel, small arms fire, and blunt force: Variants: Standard Kevlar, high-cut (for headset compatibility), or integrated with HUDs: Tech Add-ons: Night vision mounts, comms, heads-up displays. } Communication & Coordination Equipment: Tactical Radios=purpose: Secure short- and long-range communication between units: Types: Handheld, backpack, or vehicle-mounted;Often encrypted with frequency-hopping tech. } Laser Designators=purpose: Marks a target for laser-guided missiles or airstrikes; used by forward observers, JTACs, or drone operators. } Weapon Attachments & Modular Gear: Optics & Sights=purpose: Enhance aiming capabilities: Types: Red dot, holographic, ACOG, thermal scopes} Suppressors=purpose: Reduces muzzle flash and noise;Stealth operations}Under-barrel Attachments= Grenade launchers, flashlights, laser pointers, foregrips.

4. #4Masks

   Keys: Gas Masks · Secondary: Gas mask, respiratory protection mask, gas protection mask

   Description: Gas masks are protective devices designed to cover the nose, mouth, and sometimes the eyes, to filter out harmful airborne contaminants, such as toxic gases, chemicals, or biological agents. They use specialized filters or cartridges to remove dangerous particles from the air, allowing the wearer to breathe safely in hazardous environments. { Gas mask parts=Facepiece: The main structure that covers the nose, mouth, and sometimes the eyes. It ensures an airtight seal to prevent contaminants from entering. It’s usually made of rubber or silicone; Filters/Cartridges: These are attached to the facepiece and contain absorbent materials like activated charcoal or specialized chemical agents. They filter out harmful gases, particles, and biological threats from the air; Exhalation Valve: A valve located on the mask that allows exhaled air to escape, preventing fogging and ensuring comfort during extended wear; Inhalation Valve: This valve controls the intake of filtered air, ensuring that the wearer breathes only through the filtered system; Headstraps: Adjustable straps that secure the mask to the wearer’s face. These are usually elastic and designed for a snug fit; Faceplate/Visor: A transparent window or visor made from toughened plastic, typically part of the facepiece, providing clear visibility while ensuring the mask remains airtight. } } #Below are common modern masks which can be used as placeholders: AMERICAN/US USED MASK=NAME M40: Face protection mask which exposed the back half of the head;Thick black rubber;wide visor;dual filters; rear strapped. } RUSSIAN/BELARUS USED MASK=NAME FP-5: Face protection mask which exposed the back half of the head; black rubber; Full face visor; below singular hanging cylinder filter; rear strapped. SOVIET UNION USED MASK=NAME GP-5M: Full heady protection which only exposed the ears; black or vanilla colored rubber; soft rubber; narrow circular visors; below singular hanging cylinder filter; front circular snout speech diaphragm. } UK/AUSTRALIAN/ITALY USED MASK=NAME S10: Face protection mask which exposed the back half of the head; black rubber; big circular visors; singular side cylinder filter; rear strapped.

5. #5Uniforms

   Keys: Uniform, dress

   A military uniform is a standardised dress worn by members of the armed forces, like grunts, special operations officers, soldiers, etc. Uniforms are commonly underneath worn equipment. Uniforms change depending on environment, with the hotter the environment uniforms being thin and made for cooling the user, and colder environments made to keep bodily heat from escaping and preventing the user from freezing.

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