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army ics tent

army ics tent Genuine Issue Improved Combat Shelter, Used

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army ics tent Genuine Issue Improved Combat Shelter, UsedThis is a Genuine US Army surplus 1 man Improved Combat Shelter (ICS) the current 1 man tent used by the US Army. This tent is made from flame resistant, ripstop nylon and features a rubberized waterproof tub floor for added protection from the ground and elements. The rain fly forms a vestibule on one side for storing your pack and is open on the other side for easy and quick entering and exiting from the tent. This tent is lightly used. Tent may

 

This is a Genuine US Army surplus 1-man Improved Combat Shelter (ICS) — the current 1-man tent used by the US Army.  This tent is made from flame-resistant, ripstop nylon and features a rubberized waterproof tub floor for added protection from the ground and elements.  The rain fly forms a vestibule on one side for storing your pack and is open on the other side for easy and quick entering and exiting from the tent.

This tent is lightly used. Tent may have some peeling on its blackout lining.

  • Genuine US Army Issue (NSN# 8340-01-521-6438)
  • Made of flame-retardant ripstop nylon
  • Full coverage blackout rainfly with taped seams
  • 96" x 40.5" x 32.5"h. (6 ft. x 3.4 ft. x 2.7 ft.)
  • Packs down to 18" x 9", weighs only 6.5 lbs.

Lightweight, durable, and incredibly easy to set up, the ICS (Improved Combat Shelter) is the current generation one-man combat tent for the U.S. Army. The ICS protects from rain, wind, and snow in virtually every climate. The tent is held up by aluminum poles forming a simple X shape, with an additional pole for setting up the vestibule for dedicated gear storage that are designed so that the tent will not collapse in the face of rain, wind, or snow. There is a waterproof rainfly that will keep you dry even through rough weather.

The tent has a black rubber backing to block light from coming in or out so you can sleep in broad daylight and you won’t be awoken when THAT guy who drives into the campground in the middle of the night with his brights on. It also has a tactical advantage: if you have a light on in the tent, it will not be visible outside.

Includes:

  • One (1) Tent Main Body
  • One (1) Rain Fly/Tent Vestibule
  • Three (3) Aluminum Tent Poles
  • Seven (7) Aluminum Tent Stakes
  • One (1) Guy Line
  • One (1) Carry Bag for Stakes, Instructions, Guy Lines
  • One (1) Carry Bag for Entire Shelter

For the Tent's Instruction Manual, Click Here

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