1. The American Uniform
Tyler Harpster, Michael Alter, Nick Shenkler, Callie Hamilton, Andrew Avots

2. Poncho Field Gear originated in the United States Provides warmth
Can also be used as a sleeping bag, to cover the deceased, to carry injured, etc.

3. Jungle Gear
Soldiers were outfitted with tropical jungle jackets, trousers, and steel helmets.

4. Standard Issued Equipment
Soldiers were equipped with combat socks, field towels, boxers, field jackets, canteen cups, e-tools, and rations.

5. Heat Tabs Flammable tablet used to heat C-Rations
Took a long time to heat the food and gave off harsh fumes.

6. Combat boots 1st Model: World war two style leather boot. Bad Idea
Final Model: Jungle boot with better traction, easier to dry, more support and steel insoles to protect from punji sticks

7. Boonie Jungle Hat
Tiger striped Boonie was used by the South Vietnamese
This pattern was used primarily by American Military personnel

8. standard food issued
Tootsie pops were not a standard issue, but they came around during vietnam and offered a tasty treat for many soldiers.
A Meal, Combat, Individual ration (MCI) Composed of “M” unit (meat entree, a “B” unit-bread, and a “D” can (desert costume)

9. Butter Bar:
A Military slang for Esign or Second Lieutenant who wears a golden bar as their rank insigna.

10. P38 Can Opener: Known by some as the army’s greatest invention.
Will work on any size can or rim.
Referred to as a John Wayne.
Very useful when the power is out and can’t use an electric can opener.

11. SP Packet:
A packet containing toilet items and cigarettes.

12. Dog Tags
: Edge is rolled to the right,Soldier service is indicated,RA(regular army) blood type,religion.
:social number was added on and all the same as before.
1970:no longer use service number.
All have notch: placed in teeth on fallen soldier.

14. Helmet Changes M1 helmet. Started same as WWII
6 point suspension system
cover pattern:green/brown
helmet band: used for foliage/ holding things
m1956 web gear

17. Flack Jacket
M-1952
M-1955
M-1969
used to protect from case fragments.