The pants on the AAF soldiers are EMDOM contractor BDU pants, which were converted tru-spec (edit: might have been propper, not tru-spec) tactical pants, apparently. Any tips to what might fit what are welcome. I think the SDAR can work for the M4A1's. I just gotta find what default weapons are the most fitting with JSRS turned on. There's always JSRS, right? Those sounds will always be better than what I can do. I've also had the thought of removing my custom sounds. Wich I don't really think is the best way, but might work temporary? I won't go into it right now, though. Patches can however be made working right now on the sleeves, but in a cheap way of making them a part of the vest. There will probably have to be only one kind of unit to begin with (like now), or without unit patches. I do not have custom uniforms, so I am still very limited with what I can put on the sleeves. I will, hopefully with some help and a script, start with getting ranks displayed on IOTVs as a start. He oughta lend them to someone who can then :p

Edited Januby AlexVestinĪny ideas on doing a Airborne Division? Obviously later down the line, but I do think if anyone we're to do it, you could! It's too bad Rocket is too busy to port over his H.A.L.O units he was working on. I finally adjusted the m249 recoil also! It's much steadier now and not so over exaggerated. Post added at 04:51 - Previous post was at 04:45. No rules about where it should be kept in the US Army? The Swedish forces still (as far as I know) always has the IFAK in a leg pocket so everyone will know where one can be found if needed. Will surely work that in on some IOTV vests again. That is what that red marking was for! I have forgotten about it with all of the overhauling going on. Also good soldier, has his IFAK (individual first aid kit) labelled with red tape so i (the medic) can find it when needed and if you look in his lower leg pocket there is a tourniquet always handy when your limbs are blown off to stop you from hemorrhaging out everywhere!

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