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Army surplus stores, a treasure trove for enthusiasts of military gear, outdoor adventurers, and collectors alike, offer an extensive range of military surplus items. These stores specialise in selling unused or second-hand equipment, clothing, and other items that are no longer needed by the military. The inventory sp Army Surplus Fashion, Army Surplus Store, Alex Core, Army Surplus, Military Surplus, Military Gear, Military Outfit, The Military, Second Hand

Army surplus stores, a treasure trove for enthusiasts of military gear, outdoor adventurers, and collectors alike, offer an extensive range of military surplus items. These stores specialise in selling unused or second-hand equipment, clothing, and other items that are no longer needed by the military. The inventory spans from clothing such as jackets and trousers to gear like tents, rucksacks and even army surplus boots. The appeal of these stores lies in the durability and quality of…

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US Military ECWCS Level II Polartec Grid Fleece “Waffles” | PRIORITY ONE SURPLUS Cold Weather Clothing, Military Surplus, Winter Capsule, Desert Sand, Cold Weather Outfits, Us Military, Us Army, Base Layer, Zip Top

The ECWCS (Extended Cold Weather Clothing System) Level 2 grid fleece base layer is one of the warmest out there. These base layers are made in the USA with US made materials by a military contractor, don't be fooled by the Chinese made copies that have flooded the market. The authentic Polatec grid fleece provides excellent warmth in cold climates. Highly breathable and moisture wicking. Designed to keep you comfortable and protect you in the worst conditions. The 1/2 zip top also allows…

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Alice Pack, Operation Desert Storm, Army Gears, Military Gear Tactical, Tac Gear, Tactical Gear Loadout, Combat Gear, Tactical Equipment, Survival Equipment

The image below was originally featured on the Desert Storm 1991 (www.desertstorm1991.com) website. The website is now defunct and it would be a shame if such a wonderful image was lost to time. I have reposted it here; since it may help some individuals identify items they are not familiar with ...

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