Environment chosen was: Cold, wet and mountain environments The fundamental principles behind cold weather survival are: stay clean; avoid overheating; use loose and layered clothing; and remain dry close to the skin. You don't have to be in the arctic to be vulnerable. Without appropriate clothing hypothermia, frostbite, heart and circulation problems, and trench foot are real dangers. In 1982 14% of British casualties in the Falklands were due to trench foot. And don't think only soldiers get it. Even low intensity cold can reduce sensation, reduce reaction times and hamper dexterity. Where it's feasible, tie gloves and mittens to upper body clothing. Losing them could prove serious. Aircrew cold weather jacket MK3 Aircrew immersion suit MK10 Arctic underwear Arktis clothing Army cold weather underwear Balaclava Beaufort immersion coveralls British severe weather “Pro-boot” Cold weather hat DPM Cold weather mittens DPM Dew Liner cold weather coverall Diver’s one-piece under suit Extreme weather liner Falklands parka DPM Fleece DPM & OG Fleece two-piece under suit Gaiters Gaiters DPM Pages: | 1   | 2   | 3   | 4