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22.03.2009 / Decon

German Military Police Special Ops Officer / Civil clothes




- Civil clothes
- Duty jacket "Blouson, Heer" with MP-brassard
- MP-Baseballcap
- MFH CIRAS, black
-- Combatkit Multifunction pouch (5CFT)
-- Combatkit .233 double mag pouches (5CFT)
-- TT small multifunction pouch for Handcuffs (BL)
-- MFH IFAK (BL) with Tactical Tailor tear away panel (CT)
-- Condor Map/Admin pouch (BL)
-- Rank insignia (Ylikersantti) on left shoulder strap
-- Single Point Sling attached to Molle loops on the back
- Noname Nylon leg holster
- CA G36K
-- KAC RIS (RS!)
-- Led Lenser P7
-- Bipod foregrip
- KWC S&W MP40


German Military Police Special Ops Officer / "Green Mission"




- Bundeswehr GoreTex jacket and trousers (5CFT)
-- Brassard with big German Flag, subdued and MP IR-patch on left sleeve
-- Rank insignia (Ylikersantti) on right sleeve
- Bundeswehr Boonie hat (5CFT)
- MilTec ( ) multi function wrap (OD)
- Multi Design KSK Chestrig (5CFT)
-- ID patch / glowpatch on right shoulder strap
-- German Flag, subdued on left shoulder strap
-- Streamlight Sidewinder IR (CT) on right shoulder strap
- Three Point Sling (OD)
- Noname Nylon leg holster
- CA G36K
-- KAC RIS (RS!)
-- Led Lenser P7
-- Bipod foregrip
- KWC S&W MP40


Cigar at the camp fire after a long fighting day

Very cool, allways nice to see flectarn, and other german gear, not the usual faggy yankee gear ( kidding )

Yeah cool indeed, especially that civy-clothed MP. Not digging as much the flecktarn camo gear though but yours is way much better than those German loadouts I usually see. Overall very nice!

Thx. I guess, I have some first hand experience with that .

I love Flecktarn with thought behind it. Tell us about the mag hanging from a carabiner, your own idea for the hobby or something learned? How ''green'' is a MP patch?

The mag thing was just spontaneous. I usually have one or two carabiners on my vest for temporarily holding things. And as you cannot have a mag in your AEG in the safe zone, I just put it there because I wanted to have hands free .

Also for the greens, a brassard is worn if you do MP duties. To be precise, during my time, a white, fully reflective one. Trouble is, the Gore-Tex has no epaulettes to hold it , so we used a brassard with velcro hook on the back to fix on the velcro for rank insignia and velcro loop on the front for black MP patches we got from the US guys. And of course, when something "real" was going on, we almost always found a reason to wear the Gore-Tex . We had a partnership with a US MP company which was in our duty area so we did some gear deals with them to reduce our risk in live situations a bit . I also still have a black US MP brassard with a German flag on it instead of the US batallion crest.
The reason why the brassard MUST be worn is to clearly identify the officers as MP officers once they engage. But a white fully reflective brassard sucks heavily if you try to sneak at some conscript in the training area who has a loaded rifle and is going crazy because his girl-friend just broke up because the army had him serve in the alps while he usually lives at the North Sea...
The official black brassards like I wear in the civil style came up in my last year and in the beginning were only for missions outside of Germany.

I like that civvy-kit more but still good work with both kits. Also nice to see something different in here!

MP K9

"Hey sucker, if you move, I'll send the dog, ya hear me?!"


"GO! Get him!"


- Bundeswehr GoreTex jacket and trousers (5CFT)
- MilTec ( ) multi function wrap (OD)
- Condor Contractor Cap OD
- Multi Design KSK Chestrig (5CFT)
-- Adventure Lights VIP Pouch on right shoulder strap
-- German Flag, subdued on VIP pouch
-- ID patch / glowpatch on VIP pouch
- Belgian Shepherd/Malinois with full protection dog and drugsearch training

This is getting crazily hardcore