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 =====Issued personal gear=====
 They are issued following gear:
-   * Nanoweave Suit all 27(pierce/cut)/9(other)(flexible) base:$1,200 total: $9,660   7.15kg  (Better gear:->reflex suit->reflex tacsuit->light cybersuit->heavy cybersuit)
+   * Nanoweave Suit all 27(pierce/cut)/9(other)(flexible) base:$1,200 total: $9,660   7.15kg  (Better gear: 1:ultralight cybersuit 2:light cybersuit 3: medium cybersuit 4: heavy cybersuit)
      * Small IR comm:1000-meter range. $100
      * Small radio: 15km range. $200, 2B/10 hr
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      * Multispectral Chameleon Surface (TL10) This version gives +4 to Stealth skill against ordinary,infrared, hyperspectral or ultraviolet vision, and +2 against extended high- or low-band hyper-spectral vision. This bonus is halved if moving. $6,000,
      * Radar Stealth: incorporate radar-absorbent material as part of the structure. This subtracts -6 from detection by radar, imaging radar, or terahertz (T-ray) radar. $1,500,
-   * Nanoweave Vacc Suit all 30(pierce/cut)/15(other)(flexible) $12,000 total $21,260 2C/36 hr. Air tank with a 12-hour air supply.  19.12kg (Better gear:->reflex suit->reflex suit->no separate space suit)
+   * Nanoweave Vacc Suit all 30(pierce/cut)/15(other)(flexible) $12,000 total $21,260 2C/36 hr. Air tank with a 12-hour air supply.  19.12kg (Better gear:no separate space suit as the cybersuit works as such)
      * Medium radio: 300km range. $1,000, 2C/10 hr
      * Intertial navigation $60,, A/200 hr.
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      * A space biosuit+Forcescreen allows for reasonable defense both in space and on ground at minimal weight. $20k+adds. DR 22/5 + 18 ablative.
      * A new space biosuit and a better screeen is even better, but costs $100k+adds. DR 30/6+28 ablative
-     * Just adding guide nets to both standard issue armors and a single light force screen at a cost of 2500+250(extra guide net) is certainly against regulation, but rangers do not tend to worry too much about such. Adds +9 Adlative DR. But it is heavier than the biosuit
+     * Just adding guide nets to both standard issue armors and a single light force screen is certainly against regulation, but rangers do not tend to worry too much about such. It is heavier than the biosuit
      * A nano tac suit is even heavier, but much cheaper than a biosuit. It provides for much better DR.
-     * For really good protection you likely want a power armor. A Commado suit+force screen is 160/110 with DR 104 ablative force screen for a total of about 140k
+     * For really good protection you likely want a cybersuit.
-     * Cybersuits+ extremely good force screens is the likely maximum for rangers.
    * Clothing: Other clothes? Formal clothes?
    * Light: flashlights/lanterns?