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Heat
exhaustion could be a lethal problem, with each soldier carrying
50lb-70lb's of equipment in temperatures of 40 degrees centigrade with
humidity of 80-90 percent. Not to mention the standard issue
weapons which frequently jammed under harsh jungle
conditions.
"Always
remember your weapon was constructed by a firm who was awarded the
government contract by providing the lowest bid."
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Weapons
and Equipment:
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The CIA
Deer Gun - small
and easily concealed what this gun lacks in power it makes up for with
it's surprise factor.
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Makarov
PM - made in Russia, this rugged and simple weapon can be relied upon to
operate under the most severe conditions.
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Mas
49 - A relic of the French this weapon could be found being recycled by VC
guerrilla forces.
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Sterling
SMG - before the
MP5 there was the Sterling. A competent little SMG from
Britain, and if all else fails use the weapons side protruding magazine
to take out an eye or two.
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Chatellerault
LMG - the
French standard LMG from the 30's to the 50's this is another weapon
that was known to be used by VC guerrillas.
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PRC-77
- use this 40 pound plus pile of metal to designate an RTO
. It's also handy for calling in the big guns should you find
yourself in that type of situation.
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NVA Pith
Helmet - these helmets may fetch a nice penny from some REMF who wants to impress
his family back home, but those looking for serious head protection
should look elsewhere.
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Boonie
Hat -
This boonie hat can provide protection from sun while keeping the head
area cool, but note that it's lead protecting abilities are far less
adequate.
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