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Section II - Packing Lists

The document outlines packing requirements and contingency gear for soldiers to bring on field exercises of various durations, from day trips to multi-day and deployment orders. Leaders are responsible for ensuring soldiers are fully prepared by conducting equipment checks 24 hours and 4 hours before exercises, and soldiers should pack for the next longer duration in case of extended stays. Packing lists are provided for assault packs, ruck sacks, and ready bags.

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Section II - Packing Lists

The document outlines packing requirements and contingency gear for soldiers to bring on field exercises of various durations, from day trips to multi-day and deployment orders. Leaders are responsible for ensuring soldiers are fully prepared by conducting equipment checks 24 hours and 4 hours before exercises, and soldiers should pack for the next longer duration in case of extended stays. Packing lists are provided for assault packs, ruck sacks, and ready bags.

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Section II – Packing Lists

Exercise Packing Requirements


During field exercises, Soldiers will always pack for the next higher duration of field exercise in order to be prepared for
inclement weather or unexpected conditions. These bags will either be carried on the exercise by the Soldier, or will be
staged in a secure location in the Battery footprint so that it can be delivered if necessary.

It is the job of every Leader to ensure that Soldiers at all levels are fully prepared for field exercises. Pre-combat
inventories (PCIs) will be conducted on every Soldier at least 24 hours prior to any field exercise, with pre-combat checks
(PCCs) occurring at least 4 hours prior to movement. First line supervisors are responsible conducting PCIs and PCCs.
Platoon and section leadership is responsible for scheduling time for their completion and ensuring they are conducted.

Greater than 24 Greater than 10


24 hour or less 5 days or greater Deployment
hours days
 Worn PPE  Worn PPE  Worn PPE  Worn PPE As published in the
 Camelbak (full)  Camelbak (full)  Camelbak (full)  Camelbak (full) deployment order
On-Hand Gear  Assault pack  Assault pack  Assault pack
 Ruck sack  Ruck sack
 Ready bag
Contingency  Assault pack  Ruck sack  Ready bag  Contingency
Gear bag

Packing Lists
Assault Pack Ruck Sack Ready Bag “A”
Yellow PT belt 1 each ACU blouse 2 each ACU blouse 1 each
Hygiene kit 1 each ACU trousers 2 each ACU trousers 1 each
Personal items Choice Tan t-shirt 4 each Tan t-shirt 2 each
Tan t-shirt 1 each Green socks 6 pair Green socks 2 pair
Green socks 2 pair Underwear 4 sets Underwear 2 pair
Underwear 1 set Wet weather top 1 each Wind jacket 1 each
Weapon cleaning kit 1 set Wet weather bottom 1 each Laundry bag 1 each
Poncho 1 each Silk weight top 1 each Extra eye pro 1 set
Silk weight bottom 1 each Extra gloves 1 pair
Sleeping mat 1 each Extra tan belt 1 each
Contingency Bag “B” Sleeping bag (light) 1 each IPFU short sleeve 2 each
Cold weather jacket 1 each Bivy cover 1 each IPFU shorts 2 each
Cold weather pants 1 each Poncho liner 1 each IPFU jacket 1 each
Grid fleece top 1 each Extra patrol cap 1 each IPFU pants 1 each
Grid fleece bottom 1 each Extra brown suede boots 1 pair White socks 2 pair
Cold weather gloves 1 pair Towel 1 each Tennis shoes 1 pair
Tan neck gaiter 1 each Shower shoes 1 pair Towel 1 each
Sleeping bag (heavy) 1 each 550 cord (10 feet) 1 each Fleece watch cap 1 each
Camelbak cleaning sys 1 set Wet weather bag 1 each
Extra Camelbak bladder 1 each
Towel 1 each
IPFU long sleeve 1 each
IPFU shorts 1 each

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