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- Cold War Era NBC Injectors and Decontamination Kits
The Atropine Auto Injectors were now carried separately from the kit but they are the same as in the M5A3 Kit In 1975 the M258 Decontamination Kit was introduced to replace the M13 The M258 contained 2 bottles of decon liquid, 2 scrapers, and 4 gauze pads The M258 was green and it's training version, the M58, was blue
- WW2 Atropine Syrette - US MILITARIA FORUM
I have a box which contains two Atropine Sulfate Injection syrettes Each is contained in a clear plastic sleeve which has what looks like a short piece of white shoestring attached to the side The instructions for use are printed on the side of the sleeve The syrette itself consists with a glass bulb at one end containing the liquid, the other end is the needle contained in a glass sleeve
- 1980s gear questions - Page 13 - PINNED THREADS - US MILITARIA FORUM
The Atropine injectors were also carried in the Combat Lifesaver Bags The HAZMAT team and all Fire units in my City carry the atropine injectors as well They are the same injectors used by the military Since the city is co-located with Fort Bliss, Texas the city and military wanted to be prepared in the event of any type of attack on Ft Bliss
- USAEUR 1980-1985 Equipment (Wartime) - US MILITARIA FORUM
There may have been extra M17 outer lens covers but I'm not sure if there were the Atropine Auto-Injector nerve anti-dote kits in the bag or not MOPP1: Mask available in carrier, suit and boots kept in easy access (top of your rucksack) The black rubber gloves and cotton liners I usually kept stowed in the suit trouser thigh pockets
- Night desert helmet cover - M-1; M-1C M-2 HELMETS - U. S. Militaria Forum
I have a soft spot for the night camouflage desert pattern as it’s like nothing before or since Here’s a mint helmet cover for a M -1 dated 82 right at the end of its service life owen
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