The NS Infantry Discussion Thread MkII*

[Spreewerke]

Also, what would be an effective but cheap body armor set

Phone books ducktaped to the torso.

[3 State Alliance]

Also, what would be an effective but cheap body armor set

Phone books ducktaped to the torso.

I was going to ask if he'd seen "A Few Dollars More"...

:Edit:
Those old cold war era flack vests are pretty good with the right plates installed...

[Bezombia]

Also, what would be an effective but cheap body armor set

Ten thousand cheeseburgers.

[Crookfur]

Also, what would be an effective but cheap body armor set

that largely depends on how your military woudl define cheap and more importantly how they would define effective

Cheapest is proabably a chinese knock off of the PASGT vest/helmet set, it won't stop rifle threats but it'll do the job against most types of frag.

[Bulgaria-Serbia]

Also, what would be an effective but cheap body armor set

that largely depends on how your military woudl define cheap and more importantly how they would define effective

Cheapest is proabably a chinese knock off of the PASGT vest/helmet set, it won't stop rifle threats but it'll do the job against most types of frag.

I mean as in the biggest protection for my buck, I'm looking to armor 250,000 troops out of a population of 5 million

[Spreewerke]

that largely depends on how your military woudl define cheap and more importantly how they would define effective

Cheapest is proabably a chinese knock off of the PASGT vest/helmet set, it won't stop rifle threats but it'll do the job against most types of frag.

I mean as in the biggest protection for my buck, I'm looking to armor 250,000 troops out of a population of 5 million

Any ties to former Soviets/Commies or NATO?

[Premislyd]

Telling your soldiers to find cover when they're getting shot at is pretty cheap.

[The Archangel Conglomerate]

Telling your soldiers to find cover when they're getting shot at is pretty cheap.

This. Combine with Chinese PASGT knock off and you're golden.

[Bulgaria-Serbia]

I mean as in the biggest protection for my buck, I'm looking to armor 250,000 troops out of a population of 5 million

Any ties to former Soviets/Commies or NATO?

Russia and Poland

[Gvozdevsk]

Is the G36K a good weapon for standard issue or should I look elsewhere (Image)

I noticed you are "Bulgaria-Serbia". Why not use a Bulgarian AK in 5.56x45mm or 7.62x39mm (or even 5.45x39mm)?


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Zastava M21 is another solid choice for sticking with the Bulgaria/Serbia theme.

I mean as in the biggest protection for my buck, I'm looking to armor 250,000 troops out of a population of 5 million

5% of your population is in the army. You can't afford body armour. You'll be lucky to give every second guy a steel helmet and a Mosin Nagant.

[Zeinbrad]

So, two questions I will try to not overstay my welcome.

One-What should a Combat Medic kit (EMT-B) compose of?

Tourniquet
Elastic bandage
Gauze wrap
Antiseptic Gauze pads
Gloves (Vinyl in a sealed condom-esque pouch)
Surgical tape
Larynxal breathing tube (whatever it's actually called)
Burn Dressing

Thank you!

Also, going to have the Wolfe either use a G3 Laser Rifle or a Heckler & Koch G11.

[Spreewerke]

Any ties to former Soviets/Commies or NATO?

Russia and Poland

You should be able to get a ton of surplus crap for cheap/free/handies.

[Premislyd]

5% of your population is in the army. You can't afford body armour. You'll be lucky to give every second guy a steel helmet and a Mosin Nagant.

This rule is still a thing?

[The Archangel Conglomerate]

5% of your population is in the army. You can't afford body armour. You'll be lucky to give every second guy a steel helmet and a Mosin Nagant.

Probably not that bad, although I don't think you'd see much past a Kalash and a few mags per trooper.

[Premislyd]

5% of your population is in the army. You can't afford body armour. You'll be lucky to give every second guy a steel helmet and a Mosin Nagant.

Probably not that bad, although I don't think you'd see much past a Kalash and a few mags per trooper.

Why? You don't know thon's country's industrial output, industrial capacity, etc. etc.

[3 State Alliance]

Probably not that bad, although I don't think you'd see much past a Kalash and a few mags per trooper.

Why? You don't know thon's country's industrial output, industrial capacity, etc. etc.

And I've seen a lot crazier numbers in International Incidents...

[The Archangel Conglomerate]

Why? You don't know thon's country's industrial output, industrial capacity, etc. etc.

True. However, I can guess that both are rather low due to the large percentage of the population doing little more than looking scary and drawing a paycheck.

[Bulgaria-Serbia]

Probably not that bad, although I don't think you'd see much past a Kalash and a few mags per trooper.

Why? You don't know thon's country's industrial output, industrial capacity, etc. etc.

I am not in a bad economy, just trying to maximise the amount of spare budget left over, my Military budget is about $7.8 billion

[Premislyd]

Why? You don't know thon's country's industrial output, industrial capacity, etc. etc.

True. However, I can guess that both are rather low due to the large percentage of the population doing little more than looking scary and drawing a paycheck.

Well it's a poor guess when you know nothing aside from "5% of the population* in the military"

*you don't even know the population

[3 State Alliance]

Why? You don't know thon's country's industrial output, industrial capacity, etc. etc.

I am not in a bad economy, just trying to maximise the amount of spare budget left over, my Military budget is about $7.8 billion

A used flack vest with steel plates would be cheap but not too effective against most modern rounds

[Bulgaria-Serbia]

I am not in a bad economy, just trying to maximise the amount of spare budget left over, my Military budget is about $7.8 billion

A used flack vest with steel plates would be cheap but not too effective against most modern rounds

The American tactical vest from Vietnam maybe?

[Gvozdevsk]

True. However, I can guess that both are rather low due to the large percentage of the population doing little more than looking scary and drawing a paycheck.

Well it's a poor guess when you know nothing aside from "5% of the population* in the military"

*you don't even know the population

He said "250,000 troops out of a population of 5 million."

[Crookfur]

A used flack vest with steel plates would be cheap but not too effective against most modern rounds

The American tactical vest from Vietnam maybe?

PASGT is better, more modern, has a alrger user base and more importantly actually in production.

So unless you are actually buying the vests in the 1970s or are buying soemone's horded surplus (which would be odd as surplus PASGT would be easier to get hold of) you won;t be getting any useful number of M69 vests

[Premislyd]

Well it's a poor guess when you know nothing aside from "5% of the population* in the military"

*you don't even know the population

He said "250,000 troops out of a population of 5 million."

Well now I seem like a jackass

[Bulgaria-Serbia]

The American tactical vest from Vietnam maybe?

PASGT is better, more modern, has a alrger user base and more importantly actually in production.

So unless you are actually buying the vests in the 1970s or are buying soemone's horded surplus (which would be odd as surplus PASGT would be easier to get hold of) you won;t be getting any useful number of M69 vests

I mean the M1955 flak vest