Just your average Kentuckian national guard during the 1993.

Full name: Δiden kalashnikov

Profession: Kentucky national guard infantry.

Personality: Unpredictable, mentally stable, always tired, joking.

Ideology: Democracy

Codename: Aran

Combat Uniform & Protection

• Uniform: The standard combat uniform was the M81 Woodland Battle Dress Uniform (BDU) made of ripstop or heavy twill fabric.

• Helmet: The PASGT (Personnel Armor System for Ground Troops) Helmet, commonly called the "K-pot," fitted with an M81 Woodland camouflage cover, an olive-drab "Cats Eyes" elastic band and an Sun, Wind, and Dust (SWD) Goggles

• Body Armor: The PASGT Vest, which provided fragmentation protection (but lacked the rigid rifle-rated ceramic plates used in modern body armor).

• Footwear: Standard issue all-black leather combat boots or green/black jungle boots featuring Panama soles.

Primary Weapons & Accessories

• Rifle: The standard-issue service rifle was the M16A2 rifle (5.56mm), which featured a fixed carry handle and three-round burst capability.

• Bayonet: The M7 or M9 Bayonet, mounted on the M16A2 and worn on the ALICE belt.

Load-Bearing Equipment (LBE)

In 1993, individual gear setups were primarily built around older Cold War webbing:

• Web Gear: The ALICE (All-Purpose Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment) system, consisting of a pistol belt, Y-harness suspenders, two 1-quart canteen pouches, and a first-aid/compass pouch.

• Ammunition Pouches: Standard nylon ALICE mag pouches attached to the belt, each capable of holding three 30-round M16 magazines and two M67 fragmentation grenades on the sides.

• Sustenance & Field Packs: An ALICE Medium or Large Rucksack (with a metal frame) was used for field exercises. A canvas or nylon "butt pack" was often attached to the rear of the web belt for immediate field rations (MREs) and small gear.

• Chemical Defense: An M17A2 or newer M40 field protective mask carried in a green or woodland vinyl carrier strapped to the left thigh or waist.

"Fight as Kentuckian!"