The B bag is a cold-weather bag which includes a parka, gloves, boots and socks. The C bag is a chemical-defense bag which includes chemical warfare protective suit, protective mask, mask filters, gloves, hoods, boots and detection papers.

Ultralight auxiliary storage solution worn on the front above the hip-belt. The ‘Ab Bag’ is non-rigid, so it takes on the shape of its contents. Best suited for light bulky items you may require in the move (e.g. rain gear, extra clothing, light snacks, small personal items, first aid).

7.3. Backpacks will be without design unless OCP or ABU patterned. ABU-patterned backpacks, olive drab and Air Force sage green may be worn with the ABU. OCP-patterned backpacks, tan and coyote brown may be worn with the OCP. Small logos are authorized.

What Should You Bring on Deployment?

• Practical items like travel packs of laundry detergent, a quick-drying mesh shower bag, an extra set of sheets, a comfortable pillow, a mattress topper, melatonin, and a sleep mask.
• Entertainment items such as a tablet with movies, TV shows, and books already downloaded onto it.

Be sure you have your official Red Cross ID and other government issued ID or passport needed for driving and airport security. See your chapter if you need new DSHR ID. If you have a Red Cross vest, pack it. Ask your chapter to give you one if you do not have one.

ASI Description ASI B4 identifies positions requiring Soldiers qualified as snipers.

A sea bag is another name for a U.S. Navy duffel bag, although other military branches use them, too. These bags are generally made out of sturdy, water-resistant green fabric. Unlike a standard duffel bag, which has a long zippered opening that stretches across the long side, a sea bag opens at one end.

Ensure clothing worn /taken to BMT is of good taste and relevant to temperatures current to the San Antonio/Lackland area (e.g. jacket/coat during winter months). UNAUTHORIZED CLOTHING ATTIRE: jeans, leggings, shorts, hoodies, sweats, skirts, and sandals/heels.

SOG Backpacks and Gear series offers spacious, hard-handled and robust material constructed backpacks manufactured in Vietnam, America, and Taiwan. These backpacks are ideal for stowing combat gear and storing camping/hiking essential items.

The Pentagon doesn’t have a blanket policy barring service members from taking electronic devices on deployment, but combat commanders are beginning to prohibit them when going into the unknown.

U.S. troops are allowed to carry personal weapons for their protection on stateside military facilities, but the Defense Department has no idea how many service members are actually packing. “If we can’t have our military holding guns, it’s pretty bad. We had a number of instances on military bases.

There are five mobility bags — the personal bag and the A, B, C and D bags. To be deployment-ready, Airmen should understand what each of these bags contains and have the proper bags prepared. All Airmen should have a personal mobility bag packed with the items they would need for 60 days.

All Airmen should have a personal mobility bag packed with the items they would need for 60 days. The personal bag contains the required uniforms, personal health and hygiene items, as well as many optional items which have proved helpful in deployed locations, such as raincoats, flashlights and skin-care lotions.

The personal bag contains the required uniforms, personal health and hygiene items, as well as many optional items which have proved helpful in deployed locations, such as raincoats, flashlights and skin-care lotions.

Each passenger may check two pieces of checked baggage, 70 pounds each, up to 62 linear inches (length plus width height) in size. Family members may pool their baggage allowances. Hand-carried baggage must fit under the seat or in the overhead compartment, if available.