Military Science | Multifunctional Raincoat for Soldiers

Welcome to Castle College. My name is Ling Tian. I graduated from the Asian Military Academy. I currently manage a weapons company and teach military courses at Castle College. In this class, I will introduce the multifunctional raincoat currently used by soldiers in the Fang Kingdom.

The winter in Fang Kingdom is cold and long, usually reaching around minus 3 to 5 degrees Celsius, so the new material used in raincoats.

Wearing it in rainy and snowy weather, it is waterproof and warm. The material of the raincoat simulates the pigment cells of a chameleon, which can sense the surrounding environment and change color, making it blend in well with the environment. Whether in the forest, snow or desert, soldiers can camouflage themselves and be less likely to be discovered by the enemy.

Wearing a raincoat will not affect marching, shooting or carrying equipment, and both hands can conveniently use weapons. When resting after fighting in the field, the raincoat can be disassembled, half spread on the ground, and the other half covered on the body as a quilt.

If you use two poles to weave the cloth together, you can make a simple pole rack to carry the wounded to the treatment site in time.

There are specially designed buttonholes on the raincoats. By using several raincoat sets, you can set up a simple tent for soldiers to rest.

In addition, this special material raincoat can absorb chemical agents and can be used to temporarily prevent skin damage when the enemy uses chemical weapons. The multifunctional raincoat is a must-have item for soldiers of the country.

That’s all for today’s class

See you next time