Special Ops Sgt. Brian
During the first gulf war the six color dessert pattern was the standard uniform worn by US troops.
It was also called chocolate chip pattern.
The Sgt. carries a M16A2 as his main weapon and a M9 side arm.
The Tactical Load Bearing Vest was commonly used during this period.
The TLBV can carry up to six M16 30 round mags and 2 fragmentation pockets (below the ammo pouch).
The vest is fastened to the belt using 10 loops.
The belt can accommodate items such as the canteen, radio pouch and butt pack.
During the first gulf war the threat of bio weapons was a major concern for troops.
Most troops have protective suit (NBC suit) and gas masks.
The Sgt. carries a mask on his hip.
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