Comments on: The Average Person’s Guide to Military Surplus for Travel Gear

By: Stephen Ryan

Stephen Ryan — Tue, 11 Apr 2023 08:11:44 +0000

Extra military supplies that are no longer required are referred to as military surplus. They are deactivated and resold at civilian-accessible surplus outlets. They are also frequently known as Army Navy Surplus Stores or Surplus Stores. Embroidered patches, coats, helmets, spare parts, weapons, even automobiles like trucks and jeeps can all be considered “goods.” Boots and lights are two more products that are very popular.

By: Adam Pamment

Adam Pamment — Tue, 31 Jan 2023 21:28:03 +0000

The Austrian and Israeli army just use plain green clothing. This is a great advantage when you don’t really want to stick out too much by wearing camouflage. Yes you heard me right comma wearing camouflage unless you are trying to conceal yourself in a woodland all the time, does make you more conspicuous because it is relatively unusual and there for will attract attention. In many African middle Eastern South American and central American countries it might not be a good idea to wear camouflage due to ongoing conflicts in that country and you may be thought of as a mercenary or potential combattant.

By: Stephen Ryan

Stephen Ryan — Thu, 18 Nov 2021 12:29:55 +0000

Military surplus is excess materials that the military no longer needs. Rather than dumping them in a landfill, they are bought and resold, usually by entrepreneurs, at surplus stores.