Delta Green: The Borellus Connection: Vietnam Era Loadouts - Revision history

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	== Special Forces Loadout ==		== Special Forces Loadout ==

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Squad Loadout

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	Each squad or fire team also carries one of:		Each squad or fire team also carries one of:

			Field medic kit (includes plasma, IV drip, medications, smelling salts, suturing kit)

	~~Field medic kit (includes plasma, IV drip, medications, smelling salts, suturing kit)~~
	M60 7.62mm caliber machine gun and bipod with ammunition boxes (two 100-round belts per box)		M60 7.62mm caliber machine gun and bipod with ammunition boxes (two 100-round belts per box)

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	== Special Forces Loadout ==		== Special Forces Loadout ==

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			== Squad Loadout ==

			Each squad or fire team also carries one of:


			Field medic kit (includes plasma, IV drip, medications, smelling salts, suturing kit)
			M60 7.62mm caliber machine gun and bipod with ammunition boxes (two 100-round belts per box)

			M79 rifle grenade launcher and 20-24 grenades in a grenade vest

			PRC-25 field radio and spare batteries

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			== Special Forces Loadout ==


			The following gear is special issue gear utilized in addition to or instead of the standard loadouts. Marine Recon, MACV-SOG, Navy SEALs, and other special forces units will carry it. Agents can obtain this equipment with a requisition test.

			Amphetamines

			Asbestos gloves
			C4 plastic explosive brick (M112)

			Camera (35mm snapshot) and film

			Camouflage makeup sticks, black and green

			Clothesline (for tying knots to measure paces travelled)

			Colored smoke grenades

			Fishing line and fish hooks

			Flashlight with colored lens filters

			Flare projector with seven pencil flares (M186, red, green, white)

			Flint and steel

			Gas mask and case

			Gloves, leather

			Ithaca Model 37 12-gauge pump-action combat shotgun

			LRP-rations (lighter, freeze-dried)

			Magnesium fire-starter

			Magnifying glass

			Map, laminated in acetate

			Notepad and pen

			Penlight

			PVS-2 starlight night-vision scope

			Rope and carabiners or snap links

			Signal mirror

			Sleeping shirt (polyester)

			Snare wire

			Spray paint, fluorescent

			Strobe flasher

			Survival tool (Woodman’s Pal axe-machete)

			Tabasco sauce

			Tracer ammunition, 20-round 5.56mm magazine

			Whistle

			Zip cuffs, two sets

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Standard Loadout

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	The following gear is standard issue or otherwise in common use for Marines in the field in Vietnam in 1968\. Marine GMCs or Agents can be assumed to be carrying this equipment without a requisition test. Most of it hangs off their Load-Bearing Equipment (LBE) “web gear,” in pouches or harness clips, some of it rests in their haversack. Army gear is similar. For civilian Agents, havethis gear stashed in a rucksack or backpack.		The following gear is standard issue or otherwise in common use for Marines in the field in Vietnam in 1968. Marine GMCs or Agents can be assumed to be carrying this equipment without a requisition test. Most of it hangs off their Load-Bearing Equipment (LBE) “web gear,” in pouches or harness clips, some of it rests in their haversack. Army gear is similar. For civilian Agents, havethis gear stashed in a rucksack or backpack.

	Ammunition pouches (three 20-round 5.56mm magazines)		Ammunition pouches (three 20-round 5.56mm magazines)

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	== Vietnam ~~Era Loadouts ==~~		The following are standard US loadouts for operations during the Vietnam War. They will give some idea of equipment and capabilities available.


	~~The following are standard US loadouts for operations during the Vietnam War. They will give some idea of equipment and capabilities available.~~		== Standard Loadout ==

	~~=== Standard Loadout ===~~

	The following gear is standard issue or otherwise in common use for Marines in the field in Vietnam in 1968\. Marine GMCs or Agents can be assumed to be carrying this equipment without a requisition test. Most of it hangs off their Load-Bearing Equipment (LBE) “web gear,” in pouches or harness clips, some of it rests in their haversack. Army gear is similar. For civilian Agents, havethis gear stashed in a rucksack or backpack.		The following gear is standard issue or otherwise in common use for Marines in the field in Vietnam in 1968\. Marine GMCs or Agents can be assumed to be carrying this equipment without a requisition test. Most of it hangs off their Load-Bearing Equipment (LBE) “web gear,” in pouches or harness clips, some of it rests in their haversack. Army gear is similar. For civilian Agents, havethis gear stashed in a rucksack or backpack.

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	Vietnam Era Loadouts
			== Vietnam Era Loadouts ==


	The following are standard US loadouts for operations during the Vietnam War. They will give some idea of equipment and capabilities available.		The following are standard US loadouts for operations during the Vietnam War. They will give some idea of equipment and capabilities available.

	Standard Loadout		=== Standard Loadout ===

	The following gear is standard issue or otherwise in common use for Marines in the field in Vietnam in 1968\. Marine GMCs or Agents can be assumed to be carrying this equipment without a requisition test. Most of it hangs off their Load-Bearing Equipment (LBE) “web gear,” in pouches or harness clips, some of it rests in their haversack. Army gear is similar. For civilian Agents, havethis gear stashed in a rucksack or backpack.		The following gear is standard issue or otherwise in common use for Marines in the field in Vietnam in 1968\. Marine GMCs or Agents can be assumed to be carrying this equipment without a requisition test. Most of it hangs off their Load-Bearing Equipment (LBE) “web gear,” in pouches or harness clips, some of it rests in their haversack. Army gear is similar. For civilian Agents, havethis gear stashed in a rucksack or backpack.

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	The following are standard US loadouts for operations during the Vietnam War. They will give some idea of equipment and capabilities available.		The following are standard US loadouts for operations during the Vietnam War. They will give some idea of equipment and capabilities available.

	Standard Loadout		Standard Loadout
	The following gear is standard issue or otherwise in common use for Marines in the field in Vietnam in 1968\. Marine GMCs or Agents ~~in Operation JADE PHOENIX or ALONSO~~ can be assumed to be carrying this equipment without a ~~Preparedness~~ test. Most of it hangs off their Load-Bearing Equipment (LBE) “web gear,” in pouches or harness clips, some of it rests in their haversack. Army gear is similar. For civilian Agents, ~~having this~~ gear stashed in a rucksack or backpack ~~might require a Preparedness test with a Difficulty of 4 or 5 (for explosives or weapons)~~.
	Ammunition pouches (three 20-round 5.56mm magazines) Bayonet ~~(d+0, d+1 fixed to rifle)~~ and scabbard		The following gear is standard issue or otherwise in common use for Marines in the field in Vietnam in 1968\. Marine GMCs or Agents can be assumed to be carrying this equipment without a requisition test. Most of it hangs off their Load-Bearing Equipment (LBE) “web gear,” in pouches or harness clips, some of it rests in their haversack. Army gear is similar. For civilian Agents, havethis gear stashed in a rucksack or backpack.

			Ammunition pouches (three 20-round 5.56mm magazines)

			Bayonet and scabbard

	Blanket		Blanket

	C-rations (canned) Canteen (or two) and cup Cartridge belt Claymore mine ~~[L2*]~~		C-rations (canned) Canteen (or two) and cup

			Cartridge belt

			Claymore mine

	Cigarette lighter, pack of smokes		Cigarette lighter, pack of smokes

	Compass Dog tags Electrician’s tape		Compass

			Dog tags

			Electrician’s tape

	Entrenching tool (short shovel~~) (d+0~~)		Entrenching tool (short shovel)

	First aid kit including field dressing and morphine syrette		First aid kit including field dressing and morphine syrette

	Flare launcher (M127 single-shot, white parachute flare~~; FoDG~~, ~~p. 139~~)		Flare launcher (M127 single-shot, white parachute flare)

			Fragmentation grenades (two, M26 or M67)

			Halzone water purification tablets

	~~Fragmentation grenades (two, M26 or M67 [L1*])~~		Helmet

	~~Halzone water purification tablets Helmet (-3 armor vs. bullets [head only])~~ Insect repellent		Insect repellent

	Ka-bar fighting knife (d–1)		Ka-bar fighting knife (d–1)

	M16A1 5.56mm assault rifle (d+0 ~~[L1 on full auto]~~) and ~~bipod (+1 to Firearms roll)~~		M16A1 5.56mm assault rifle and bipod

			M1911A1 Colt .45 automatic pistol (officers and NCOs only)

			Machete (d+0)

			Mess kit and pan

			Mosquito net

	~~M1911A1 Colt .45 automatic pistol (d+1) (officers and NCOs only)~~		Pocket knife

	~~Machete (d+0) Mess kit and pan Mosquito net Pocket knife~~ Poncho		Poncho

	Shaving gear and toothbrush		Shaving gear and toothbrush

	Smoke grenade (M18~~; FoDG, p. 141~~)		Smoke grenade (M18)

	Sleeping bag and air mattress		Sleeping bag and air mattress
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	Towel		Towel

	White phosphorus grenade (M34~~, +1 Difficulty to throw; FoDG, p. 108~~)		White phosphorus grenade (M34)

	Wristwatch		Wristwatch

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	The following gear is standard issue or otherwise in common use for Marines in the field in Vietnam in 1968\. Marine GMCs or Agents in Operation JADE PHOENIX or ALONSO can be assumed to be carrying this equipment without a Preparedness test. Most of it hangs off their Load-Bearing Equipment (LBE) “web gear,” in pouches or harness clips, some of it rests in their haversack. Army gear is similar. For civilian Agents, having this gear stashed in a rucksack or backpack might require a Preparedness test with a Difficulty of 4 or 5 (for explosives or weapons).		The following gear is standard issue or otherwise in common use for Marines in the field in Vietnam in 1968\. Marine GMCs or Agents in Operation JADE PHOENIX or ALONSO can be assumed to be carrying this equipment without a Preparedness test. Most of it hangs off their Load-Bearing Equipment (LBE) “web gear,” in pouches or harness clips, some of it rests in their haversack. Army gear is similar. For civilian Agents, having this gear stashed in a rucksack or backpack might require a Preparedness test with a Difficulty of 4 or 5 (for explosives or weapons).
	Ammunition pouches (three 20-round 5.56mm magazines) Bayonet (d+0, d+1 fixed to rifle) and scabbard		Ammunition pouches (three 20-round 5.56mm magazines) Bayonet (d+0, d+1 fixed to rifle) and scabbard
	Blanket
	C-rations (canned) Canteen (or two) and cup Cartridge belt Claymore mine \[L2\*\]		Blanket
	Cigarette lighter, pack of smokes
	Compass Dog tags Electrician’s tape		C-rations (canned) Canteen (or two) and cup Cartridge belt Claymore mine [L2*]
	Entrenching tool (short shovel) (d+0)
	First aid kit including field dressing and morphine syrette		Cigarette lighter, pack of smokes
	Flare launcher (M127 single-shot, white parachute flare; FoDG, p. 139\)
	Fragmentation grenades (two, M26 or M67 \[L1\*\])		Compass Dog tags Electrician’s tape
	Halzone water purification tablets Helmet (-3 armor vs. bullets \[head only\]) Insect repellent
	Ka-bar fighting knife (d–1)		Entrenching tool (short shovel) (d+0)
	M16A1 5.56mm assault rifle (d+0 \[L1 on full auto\]) and bipod (+1 to Firearms roll) M1911A1 Colt .45 automatic pistol (d+1) (officers and NCOs only)
	Machete (d+0) Mess kit and pan Mosquito net Pocket knife Poncho		First aid kit including field dressing and morphine syrette
	Shaving gear and toothbrush
	Smoke grenade (M18; FoDG, p. 141\)		Flare launcher (M127 single-shot, white parachute flare; FoDG, p. 139)
	Sleeping bag and air mattress
	Socks, extra (also useful for muffling gear, storing small items, etc)		Fragmentation grenades (two, M26 or M67 [L1*])
	Tent shelter half, tent pins
	Towel		Halzone water purification tablets Helmet (-3 armor vs. bullets [head only]) Insect repellent
	White phosphorus grenade (M34, \+1 Difficulty to throw; FoDG, p. 108\)
	Wristwatch		Ka-bar fighting knife (d–1)
	For extra grenades, ammo magazines, etc. each point of margin on the Preparedness roll adds one additional grenade or magazine. Thus, military Agents have their Preparedness total result in grenades, since they ordinarily wouldn’t have to roll for one or two grenades
			M16A1 5.56mm assault rifle (d+0 [L1 on full auto]) and bipod (+1 to Firearms roll)

			M1911A1 Colt .45 automatic pistol (d+1) (officers and NCOs only)

			Machete (d+0) Mess kit and pan Mosquito net Pocket knife Poncho

			Shaving gear and toothbrush

			Smoke grenade (M18; FoDG, p. 141)

			Sleeping bag and air mattress

			Socks, extra (also useful for muffling gear, storing small items, etc)

			Tent shelter half, tent pins

			Towel

			White phosphorus grenade (M34, +1 Difficulty to throw; FoDG, p. 108)

			Wristwatch