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30-Round 5.56 mm Magazine

Aluminum 30-round 5.56mm magazine for the M4 carbine and M16 rifle, identifiable by its tan anti-tilt follower. It is the Army's Improved Magazine, fielded from 2009 to reduce magazine-related stoppages versus the older green-follower magazine.

Brown Towel

Brown 100% cotton terry bath towel, approximately 23 x 44 inches. The standard-issue towel Soldiers pack for field hygiene, basic training, and CIF layouts.

Cushion-Sole Boot Socks

Over-the-calf military boot sock with a cushioned terry foot and anti-microbial silver-coated nylon fibers. Worn with combat boots for daily wear, ruck marches, and field training.

Duffel Bag

The Army Improved Duffel Bag (IDB) in olive drab 1000-denier nylon, with a large two-way zipper opening, padded backpack straps, compression straps, and a clear ID window. It is the current-issue bag Soldiers use to pack and transport TA-50 and personal gear.

Entrenching Tool (E-Tool)

A folding shovel carried by individual Soldiers for digging fighting positions, hasty trenches, and drainage around shelters. The blade locks straight for use as a shovel or at 90 degrees for use as a pick, and the tool folds compactly for carry on the rucksack or belt.

Folding Cot

The standard military folding cot: a square-tube aluminum frame with steel leg braces and a heavy olive-drab nylon or canvas sleeping surface, roughly 77 by 25 inches. Used for field sleeping in tents, barracks overflow, and aid stations.

Green Memo Book

The hardbound green cloth-covered memorandum book, about 5.5 by 8 inches with stitched binding and ruled pages. The standard 'leader's book' NCOs and officers use for notes, counseling data, and daily logs.

Poncho Liner (“Woobie”)

A quilted nylon ripstop liner with polyester fill and tie cords, made to snap into the wet weather poncho. Universally known as the 'woobie,' Soldiers use it as a lightweight blanket in the field and in garrison.

Skilcraft Government Pen

The classic Skilcraft retractable ballpoint pen with black barrel and medium black ink, imprinted 'U.S. Government'. The ubiquitous government pen found in every orderly room and motor pool, made under the AbilityOne program.