I am impressed that none of that has broken or gotten lost in the last 2-3 years that you've been waging war without supply lines at all.I am playing the Sgt that taught me to play in Okinawa in the 80s and in no way would Marines at the very least, be missing all of their basic supply items issued to EVERYONE. Only if they were somehow captured first.
We are expanding the initial gear list.
If you have a rifle you have a bayonet.
Everyone has a sleeping bag.
Since you get 3 rations of water that means you have 3 canteens instead of the normal 2 issued.
Everyone has a poncho for rain gear.
Everyone has 3 sets of fatigues, standard issue.
Since it is Europe everyone has a cold weather coat as well.
I forgot about E-tool which we will add as well. Marines have used them to fight with many times when running out of ammo over the 20th century.
Everyone also has a gas mask, MOPP is not always standard issue but it was in Desert Storm. Gas masks are always standard issue though.
Everyone has a flashlight with red, blue and clear lenses.
Everyone has a backpack.
Everyone with a rifle has 2 ammo pouches with a total of 7 magazines, 1 inserted in weapon 6 in the 2 pouches. If you want to say they have lost some in combat that is on you. Most Marines unless in full retreat in a massive fire fight would not leave their empty magazines behind.
Side arms have a standard 3 magazines, 2 in a pouch 1 in weapon.
Web gear is standard issue for carrying canteens, ammo pouches, E-tool and Gas mask.
What people seem to forget about this game is that it wasn't like the players got sent fresh from the states with full gear into Operation Reset and then ran away after a few minutes of battle.
The players have been at war for 2-3 years at this point, with pretty much zero supply lines. They managed to pull together enough men and equipment to put Operation Reset into motion, but if you read the descriptions most soldiers had worn and patched (and re-patched) uniforms and equipment. Remember, like it says on p. 08 of the referee manual: "When the smoke clears, the US has obliterated the Soviet navy, but suffered huge losses in the process. President West has lost his capacity to ship more troops and equipment to Europe – as well as the ability to bring the forces already there back home. This, combined with the effects of nuclear strikes on most electronic communication, means that the US forces in Europe are stranded there for the foreseeable future."
This means there have been no new supplies or troops since '98. Many units have been at war since before that as well.
It's fair to say that quite a lot of that stuff you've listed would have gotten lost or broken during those 3 years of fighting, and since there's no new supplies coming in, you'd have to scrounge for replacements.
That said, I personally plan on implementing a random table of misc. stuff that the players get to roll on to see what stuff they *haven't* lost over the years (or managed to scavenge replacements for).