Infantry Combat Equipment (non-firearm): Vests, Body Armor, NVGs, etc.
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What is the specific TV program's name?Not the name of a television channel.
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New winter kit for troops in Tibet: self-heating coats, smart thermos, new shades, etc.
Electrically heated boots border patrol troops. Battery lasts five to six hours at minus 10 degrees Celsius.
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Spotter (day/night vision) binoculars/range finder in flat dark earth.
Another image of the day/night binocular and laser range finder, this time being used by recon troops.
Orange Plate Carrie 2.0 produced by Orange Tactical Gear (OTG), a small domestic workshop previously providing custom made gear for law enforcement and rich PLA larpers (guess the real PLA is using it too now lol).I don't recall seeing this particular plate carrier before, seen here being worn by a PLAGF parachutist.
Here's a entire article / review of it:
Also some pics:
Two more:
Most militias are retired PLA members, who tend to have habits of collecting gear and doing Wargame stuff. This combined with the Civilian Militia's loose regulations (it being it's own branch) somehow results in these reserves having better gear than active PLA infantry, a very interesting scenario tbh
Most militias are retired PLA members, who tend to have habits of collecting gear and doing Wargame stuff. This combined with the Civilian Militia's loose regulations (it being it's own branch) somehow results in these reserves having better gear than active PLA infantry, a very interesting scenario tbh
