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Funny the things you suddenly remember and act out.
I was standing in the living room when someone let a stinker go. My immediate response, without even thinking, mind you, was to yell GAS, GAS, GAS, and reach for the mask that wasn't at my side.
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lol i catch myself doing that once or twice
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Originally Posted by
usabaker
the mask
Do you use the term "respirator" in the US for a mask that is attached to one's face and has filters to clean the air before it is breathed?
It is amazing how many people use a thin "dust mask" in a mistaken belief that it will provide some protection against potentially hazardous fumes when in reality they should be wearing an appropriate respirator, for the job in hand, fitted with the correct filters for whatever chemicals or materials they are working with.
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Last edited by usabaker; 04-10-2024 at 03:58 PM.
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The Canadian C4 gas mask is a good design with an internal metal plate that vibrates allowing better voice communications, good visibility and an attached drinking tube that mated with the top of our canteens. The C4 is a huge jump in technology from the claustrophobic P Helmet hood of WWI.
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Originally Posted by
Sapper740
good visibility and an attached drinking tube that mated with the top of our canteens
The current US Gas Macks have the drinking tube. the MARK V I had shown was the version I wore or used in the 70's and 80's
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Originally Posted by
Flying10uk
the term "respirator"
We defined our mask protective as one that protected you from various NBC agents. A respirator was something something completely different.
Originally Posted by
usabaker
The current US Gas Masks have the drinking tube.
Likewise our C4. The previous models did not.
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