April 5, 2024
US military Individual First Aid Kit LC-2 hard case A
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For your consideration, here is a US Military First Aid Kit, Individual with contents. The pouch is made of nylon with a hard plastic box insert. It has ALICE clips on the back as well as a hook-and-loop type of closure to attach it to equipment. All pouches are stamped "US" and have a caduceus medical corps insignia on the flap. Some have a large insignia as pictured, some have a small version, depending on the contractor who made them.It is in issuable condition (negligible wear, no personalization markings, minimal fading), nearly like new if not unissued.The kit is stocked, but contents vary, and some items on the list of contents appear to have been removed (possibly due to having expired shelf-life or something). Typical examples would have the following supplies (see inset on photo): Two units of 4x7 camouflaged field dressing One unit of camouflaged compressed gauze bandage One unit of camouflaged compressed muslin bandage --or-- One unit "The Emergency Bandage" (which is a larger bandage and seems to also displace the pill bottles) One unit of camouflaged compressed gauze bandage One unit of camouflaged compressed muslin bandage Almost all of the cases have an inspection seal. The seals are broken (probably to remove the iodine solution and tablets, which seem to all be missing in the units I spot-checked), most have dates
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