Gunman Descent: Operation Collision. My British Militia Loadout

[@AnvilAirsoftTV]

My FM radio setting is on Classic FM! :)

[@EnglishKiwi]

A classic choice!

[@foznoth]

Just remembered, an umbrella. At the battle at Arnham Major Allison Digby Tatham-Warter DSO took an umbrella with his kit as a means of identification because he had trouble remembering passwords and felt that anyone who saw him with it would think that "only a bloody fool of an Englishman" would carry an umbrella into battle.

[@davesobani9565]

Good functional kit. When possible spare boots are a pluss. But other then that woudent change anything.

[@foznoth]

It's worth wearing an analogue watch, and how to use it as a crude compass. That saved me on a day of orienteering many days ago. I'll just say it was before GPS.

[@EnglishKiwi]

oooh good shout! Can't be too prepared!

[@foznoth]

@@EnglishKiwi it's something I used to add to the land nav course I taught. Compasses can be falible in certain locations, or of course broken. GPS is wonderful, but batteries run out, especially when I don't remember to charge them.

[@T_rainz]

Nice loadout kiwi. Going to watch the vid you recommend now.

[@Terminatorbart]

Sterling! 🔥

[@teaandmedals7677]

Each to their own but my personal opinion and experience would be to ditch half the stuff in your webbing, Forget the hexi/mess tins and gas cooker, If youre on a patrol and cant get back to your harbour/fob wherever your bergan is then youre having cold rations, sucks but works. If youre on stag then you shouldnt be brewing up anyway :P The smoke grenades is a sensible idea though, as you point out, theres far more less important people who can be charging machine guns and bunkers :D

[@foznoth]

No, a British officer should lead from the front, never ducking for cover. Preferably brandishing a sword.

[@richardmachray191]

Get yourself some Altberg boots. The best ones are the Sneekers.

[@EnglishKiwi]

I'll give them a look!