Looting your nation's soldiers...

[Unilisia]

If it has a trigger humans can use it. If it's MT, it has a trigger.

Yes, but when it weighs far too much for a human to lift, you can not use it.

[Amerikians]

If it has a trigger humans can use it. If it's MT, it has a trigger.

Yes, but when it weighs far too much for a human to lift, you can not use it.

Unless it weighs several thousand pounds humans can and will find a way to use it.

[Mediterreania]

In the spirit of borderline plagiarism:

Equipment:
M-14 Battle Rifle
Ceramic-Kevlar Plate Armor
Kevlar-coated Steel-Toed Boots
Very bloody uniform obviously
Identification Tags/Dog Tags
80 - 100 rounds spare .30-06 ammunition [This is seriously on the grunts, folks. Heavy shit is heavy, never do it.]

Personal Effects:
Wallet - Usually about 20 - 50 US dollars in there, Credit Card, Civilian ID, Military ID
Wrist Watch
Family Photo or two

Supplies:
3x Tinned, Beef
2x Tinned, Vegetables
2x Tinned, Beans or Potatoes
3x Loaves, Bread
1x Tin, Coffee, Colombian
60x Cigarettes
2x Pack, Gum, Chewing
x1 Tinned, Tobacco, Smokeless
^ Based on NN's since I'm lazy as dogshit.

In the spirit of borderline plagarism:

Equipment
1x Rifle, Service
5x Grenade, Fragmentation
1x Armor, Kevlar OR flak jacket
1x Mask, Gas
1x Helmet
1x Uniform WITH Identification
2x Bandoleer
75x Ammunition, 7.62mm (NATO or Soviet)
1x Map OR G.P.S. Transceiver

Personal Effects
Military and civilian ID
Cash, kWh$
Family photos
Music player

Rations
3x Bottled, Water
3x Tinned, Beef
2x Tinned, Fruit or Vegetables
3x Loaves, Bread
1x Tin, Tea
2x Repellent, Insect
1x Kit, First Aid

[Mid Lothian]

We tend not to leave dead soliders behind. But, if we did, you shouldn't get more than rations and mutitions - largely because taking anything that's not required in battle (like money or iPods) is illegal.

[Maroza]

largely because taking anything that's not required in battle (like iPods is illegal.

What about tanks? Modern tank crews in Afghanistan like to play music before or while they go into battle. (It's because they have CD players built into the tanks, might as well use them) Do your guys bring CD's?

[Mid Lothian]

largely because taking anything that's not required in battle (like iPods is illegal.

What about tanks? Modern tank crews in Afghanistan like to play music before or while they go into battle. (It's because they have CD players built into the tanks, might as well use them) Do your guys bring CD's?

Whilst we haven't been in a war since the invention of the CD, they can be taken to their basecamp, but not to the battlefield.

[Aegislus]

Weaponry
1x Rifle, Karabiner Model 1931
1x Bayonet
1x Dagger
2x Grenades, Stick

Uniform
1x Shako
1x Forage Cap
1x Greatcoat
1x Tunic
1x Undershirt
1x Undergarments
1x Trousers
2x Socks, Pair
1x Gloves, Pair
1x Gaiters, Pair
1x Jackboots, Pair
150x Ammunition, 7.5x55 Swiss

Equipment
2x Dogtag
1x Rifle Cleaning Kit
1x Paybook
1x Mess Tin w/ Utensils
1x Shaving Kit
1x Haversack
1x Bedroll
1x Large Breadbag
1x Shoulder Straps / Harness
1x Belt
4x Ammunition Pouch (25 rounds)
1x Ammunition Pouch (50 rounds)
1x Canteen w/ Strap
1x Entrenching Tool
1x Entrenching Tool Sheath
1x Bayonet Sheath

Rations
2x Hardtack Ration
1x Salt Beef Tin
1x Vegetable Can
1x Fresh Bread Loaf
1x Butter Ration
1x Salt / Pepper Ration
2x Chocolate Ration
1x Chewing Gum Ration
1x Cereal Bar
1x Dehydrated Fruit Juice Ration
1x Fruit Spread Ration
1x Packet, Tissues
1x Matches

Personal Effects (Non-Standard Issue)
Paper Money / Coins
Photographs
Trophies of War
Keepsakes / Trinkets
Jewelry
Pocketwatch / Wristwatch
Letters
Journal / Sketchbook
Cigarettes

[Demphor]

It is strictly illegal to carry anything in the Demphorian Army. However, this order is ignored widely and they usually carry a photo or a CD of their favorite song, once and a while, their own loot is found with them on the battlefield.

[Stedicules]

Stediculan soldiers 'field-stripping' the enemy dead is incredibly common. Usually among rear-echelon treasure hunters who pick through enemy dead on the front-line, while the combat infantry fight. Stediculan soldiers themselves carry on their person standard issue kit, as well as personal effects. Standard issue kit includes, a rifle, an ammunition bandoleer, two canteens (one filled with water, the other with the soldier's alcohol of choosing), a combat knife, and several hand grenades. Personal effects include family photographs, family heirlooms, war souvenirs and trinkets, et cetera.

[Whitehalll]

Looting is not tolerated in our Military and offenders can be court marshalled for it. Also our soldiers are trained to remove dead comrades' identification tags, any other signs of identity and search for any personal items on the person which will later be sent to the next of kin with other personal effects.

A general list of items that may be carried by our soldiers

- Loose change that may have been won in poker games or brought from base. (Notes or coinage)
- Personal pictures of family/friends.
- Personal Letters
- Keepsakes
- Cigarettes
- Notebook/Diary
- Wristwatch/Wristbands
- 'K' rations; intended to sustain the individual soldier in the field for up to 48hrs.
- A privately purchased weapon, for example a Pistol or Combat Knife (NOT standard issue) usually with ammunition.
- A copy of the booklet offically produced by our Ministry of Defence with specific information on the combat environment, the enemy and survival advice.
- A personal medical kit intended to stabilise wounds as much as possible while waiting the arrival of a platoon medic.

Officers

Officers carry additional equipment as well as that above, this includes:

- Orders/maps containing information relating to objectives of the officer's unit.
- A standard issue Glock 17 sidearm with clips of ammunition for use in case of capture or failure of primary weapon.
- A high tech GPS unit and compass for navigation purposes ( Note: a specialised navigator within the unit will also be equipped with these.)
- Binoculars

[Seydari]

We are a Neutral Nation.

Yet we are armed.

Our Royal Defence Force Personnel do not carry any personal valuables, however Defence Force issued Armour and Weaponry could be looted due to their market price value. Our Personnel Armour are equipped with H2o sequencers which collects humidity in the air and condenses it into drinkable water which only works in certain climates.

[Syreene states]

Prety much anything: Food, Ammo, Weapons, a couple of grenades, some rations, a canteen, flask, a non-regulation knife, a regulation knife and machete, a flashlight and maybe a Sturdy hat and scarf, an MP3 playing device and headphones, and what ever the dead trooper has looted (usually a decent amount of stuff, as there's a strong tradition in the Syreene States of taking trophies, and the Brass just decided to regulate it.)

[Unilisia]

Yes, but when it weighs far too much for a human to lift, you can not use it.

Unless it weighs several thousand pounds humans can and will find a way to use it.

A person could lift it, of course, but firing it like a regular rifle wouldn't be possible.

[The Anglo-Saxon Empire]

Unless it weighs several thousand pounds humans can and will find a way to use it.

A person could lift it, of course, but firing it like a regular rifle wouldn't be possible.

Doesn't mean it can't be used, attach it to a tripod, use some power armour, attach it to a vehicle, place it in a turret. Humans could easily use it if weight and or recoil were the only problems.

[Mediterreania]

Prety much anything: Food, Ammo, Weapons, a couple of grenades, some rations, a canteen, flask, a non-regulation knife, a regulation knife and machete, a flashlight and maybe a Sturdy hat and scarf, an MP3 playing device and headphones, and what ever the dead trooper has looted (usually a decent amount of stuff, as there's a strong tradition in the Syreene States of taking trophies, and the Brass just decided to regulate it.)

So looting was so bad it needed to be regulated?

Is the black market organ trade popular in Syreene?

[Unilisia]

A person could lift it, of course, but firing it like a regular rifle wouldn't be possible.

Doesn't mean it can't be used, attach it to a tripod, use some power armour, attach it to a vehicle, place it in a turret. Humans could easily use it if weight and or recoil were the only problems.

When Lyras finishes creating the exact profile, we will have a more detailed discussion on this.

[The Batorys]

A person could lift it, of course, but firing it like a regular rifle wouldn't be possible.

Doesn't mean it can't be used, attach it to a tripod, use some power armour, attach it to a vehicle, place it in a turret. Humans could easily use it if weight and or recoil were the only problems.

That would have scary implications... namely that Unilisians use artillery as infantry weapons.

[The Anglo-Saxon Empire]

Doesn't mean it can't be used, attach it to a tripod, use some power armour, attach it to a vehicle, place it in a turret. Humans could easily use it if weight and or recoil were the only problems.

That would have scary implications... namely that Unilisians use artillery as infantry weapons.

Not really, most .50 machine gun rounds and larger are placed on tri-pods or turrets, same with smaller .338, and .300 lapua. Autocannons are generally housed in a turret of some kind.

[Amerikians]

Doesn't mean it can't be used, attach it to a tripod, use some power armour, attach it to a vehicle, place it in a turret. Humans could easily use it if weight and or recoil were the only problems.

That would have scary implications... namely that Unilisians use artillery as infantry weapons.

I just lol'd at the impracticality of that so hard.

[Unilisia]

That would have scary implications... namely that Unilisians use artillery as infantry weapons.

I just lol'd at the impracticality of that so hard.

It's incorrect.

[Kel-Elysia]

...you will find the following (besides military equipment):
Regulation cigarettes
Regulation evidence of Anime obsession/fetish
Regulation "Intel" on female squadmate(s)
Non-Regulation "Intel" on female squadmate(s)
Regulation copy of (insert random monthly magazine here)
Regulation book of Regulations, and what happens if you don't follow them

[The Batorys]

I just lol'd at the impracticality of that so hard.

It's incorrect.

I figured it probably would be. And so I am curious as to why it is too heavy for humans to lift.

[Amacrei]

US soldiers are only left on the field where they fell if there is no alternative, and then you may expect the area to be thoroughly plastered with artillery and bombs.

In amongst the blasted and burnt wreckage you may expect to find something which bears a slight similarity to...

- A uniform.

- A few weapons, inclusive of parts from a rifle, a pistol, a knife, a bayonet, and perhaps a small tomahawk.

- A photograph of the recently deceased soldier's loves one(s).

- Standard issue MRE rations.

- A small bag of cookies from home, or perhaps store bought candies.

- US military boots, standard, reinforced, leather, black.

- The shattered bits of what once was likely a helmet.

That's about it that we can think of, right now.

[Ceannairceach]

Very little is worth looting off a Ceann Legionary corpse, for this very reason. However, some things are left for the express purpose of being found by would-be looters.

Among them are the dogtags, their Saxe Knife, their Ceann National Seal, and a note declaring such: To whomever finds this fallen soldier: The burden falls upon you to return these items--the dogtags, knife, and seal--to the nearest Ceann outpost or embassy. As a reward for the return of these items, you shall be given a sum of money totaling a hundred Federal Bills or local currency for anyone below the rank of Lieutenant, and up to a thousand for anyone above. These items are of personal value to Ceannairceach and her soldiers, and we would like them back. Cheers, Grand Chancellor Markus A. Lindon. Along with this are the various weapons, uniform, and other such items usually carried by the Legionaries.

[Kharsus]

Kharsian troops, if left behind, which is doubtful considering we try to recover all fallen soldiers as well as their equipment, would be carrying their rifle, a sidearm, their uniform, field rations, combat knive(s), an entrenching tool, extra ammunition (7.62x54 for the rifles, .45 ACP for the pistols), map, GPS, watch, night-vision goggles, gas mask, a hydration pack, ammo salvaged from whoever they were fighting (Kharsian soldiers are expected to recover any ammo from the defeated enemy if possible), and possibly some personal stuff (letters, photos, etc.)