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🛒 Website: https://gearrack.com ✅Wholesale: https://gearrackwholesale.com Welcome back to our week in the life of running a Military Surplus Company, marking our 53 video in the series! We start this week finishing up some of the gear from our recent shipments, including more of the unusual military-purchased clothing and equipment that does not always fall into normal issued gear. One of the stranger finds was a suit jacket made in Afghanistan, along with Mustang Survival equipment, London Bridge gear, cold-weather pieces, patches, AOR camouflage pouches, patrol packs, FROG gear, and more. While wrapping up the shipment, we also found several pieces we rarely see. That included parts of a flight clothing system, matching pants we had never had before, a used DCU assault bag, maternity clothing, flame-resistant vehicle crewman coveralls, and other odd pieces that needed more research before we could properly identify or list them. Then ANOTHER SHIPMENT ARRIVED. This one came in as four pallets and gave us a mix of regular inventory, cold-weather gear, rucksacks, boots, berets, gloves, rain gear, uniforms, hydration equipment, and a few pieces that made us stop and take a closer look. Some pallets were mainly useful for restocking products we already sell, while others had enough unusual gear that we decided to dump them out and search through everything individually. We came across a 2007-dated PCU Type 2 piece, flame-resistant Army combat pants with knee-pad inserts, Level 5 and Level 6 clothing, cold-weather gear, OCP coveralls, more maternity uniforms, several different rucksack components, and an armor component for the IMTV that still contained its soft armor. There were also plenty of damaged pieces that will either need to be rebuilt from usable parts or moved into our Liquidation section. It was not the craziest shipment we have ever received, but it was a good example of what most military surplus shipments actually look like. For our viewers who also shop gearrack.com, you guys are up! Subscribe and follow along as we continue documenting the business, opening military shipments, identifying unusual equipment, and seeing what turns up next. ✅ Shop all the gear we have available at https://GearRack.com 🛒 Follow us across our other platforms to keep up with new inventory, warehouse activity, and weekly updates: Website: https://gearrack.com/ Wholesale: https://gearrackwholesale.com/ Mailing List: https://gearrack.com/pages/join-our-mailing-list Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gear.rack TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gearrack Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gearrackstore Twitter: https://twitter.com/Gear_Rack YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@GearRack . . #GearRack #MilitarySurplus #ArmySurplus #MilitaryGear #USMilitary #USArmy #MilitaryPallets #SurplusFinds #ArmyGear #MilitaryClothing #MilitaryEquipment #SurplusStore #GovernmentSurplus #MilitaryRucksack #TacticalGear

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