only in their C rations or Assault rations.....but not special............
According to the Department of the Treasury, Secret Service officers do not carry knives as a standard-issue weapon. Please See Link
No, at least not the ground troops. They were a part of the standard issue to Naval and Army air crew.
they dont have standard issue side arms, allthough it is an option for a officer to carry there own arm if its fully registered and licenced. often they DID infact carry side arms with the IRA being such a problem, they just kept them hidden
The standard issue firearm is a small, lightweight gun called the P99
The United States Secret Service switched to automatic pistols as standard issue weapons in the mid-1990s. This change was made to replace the older revolvers that were previously used.
There are a lot of weapons which are standard issue. Assuming you're referring to the service rifle, it's the L85A2.
The standard issue RCMP gun is the Smith & Wesson 5946 9mm Double Action Only pistol.
Most police sidearms have a black or deep blue ("blue steel") finish, although some are made of stainless steel. Rarely, an officer might carry a gun with a nickel finish, which looks like bright chrome.
Banks issue/offer travelers cheques that carry the MasterCard brand.
They wore their standard issue army boots or "caligae". For extra warmth they also wore woollen socks.They wore their standard issue army boots or "caligae". For extra warmth they also wore woollen socks.They wore their standard issue army boots or "caligae". For extra warmth they also wore woollen socks.They wore their standard issue army boots or "caligae". For extra warmth they also wore woollen socks.They wore their standard issue army boots or "caligae". For extra warmth they also wore woollen socks.They wore their standard issue army boots or "caligae". For extra warmth they also wore woollen socks.They wore their standard issue army boots or "caligae". For extra warmth they also wore woollen socks.They wore their standard issue army boots or "caligae". For extra warmth they also wore woollen socks.They wore their standard issue army boots or "caligae". For extra warmth they also wore woollen socks.
Sig Sauer P229
The CIA does not have a standard issue handgun. This is because most agents do not see combat. the firearms they do issue are issued on a basis of preference of the operator and geography (meaning they are issued for a specific purpose). No standard firearms.