SCP AMTF Nu-7 Cosplay - Hazardous Environment Level I
Depicted here are some items and gear one may see on a conventionally armed Nu-7 ground force unit during low risk hazardous environment operations. Among other duties, the SCP Foundation's Armed Mobile Task Force Unit Nu-7 "Hammer Down" is charged with putting a stop to potential veil breaking scenarios, using all the power the SCP Foundation has to offer to neutralize the threat. As such Nu-7 is equipped to successfully control various situations, including operating within any hazardous environment. Armed Mobile Task Force Unit Nu-7 is equipped with a contingency of hazardous environment reaction forces whose equipment can range from conventional standard issue half-face respirators to full CBRN suites, to the unconventional anomalous environment suits. These hazardous environment protection levels are categorized from Level I to Level IV. Each level has a typical hazardous environment protection requirement that outlines the necessary support that a task force member needs to complete their objectives within the working area. Showcased here is an example of a Nu-7 operative working within a Level I Hazardous Environment. This is the lowest level of required protection an operative is trained to function in. Required protection when working in this environment is a P100 filter and full seal goggles or glasses. The standard issue P100 filter for Nu-7 units is the Ops-Core SOTR (Special Operations Tactical Respirator). The primary use case of Level I Hazardous Environment equipment is when the element is operating within a low threat abandoned structure where the possibility of lead, asbestos, and other harmful dust, fibers, fumes, or mist is present. A P100 filter and sealed goggles or glasses will provide sufficient protection within such an environment without the need to carry a large gas mask. The Ops-Core SOTR and ESS gasket provide a compact solution to individual safety in this case.
In this Level I urban exploration scenario the operative has chosen to wear a full camouflage uniform instead of the "in-house" uniform of Nu-7 - that being a solid black top with camouflage bottom. This of course provides full camouflage coverage for the wearer and further disguises them as US military personnel when operating outside of Foundation facilities.
The Nu-7 unit may have to breach certain entry points while on mission, especially when exploring an abandoned structure. For this task they may be equipped with large breaching tools like the Stanley FuBar and Halligan equivalents. Smaller tools such as a jimmy prybar, wire cutters, and wearable specialized breaching tools like the Gerber Downrange Tomahawk could also be seen. Other breaching tools can include large prybars, bolt cutters, rams, saws, and other mechanical, explosive, ballistic, vehicular, or thermal options.
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SCP AMTF Nu-7 Cosplay - Hazardous Environment Level I
Depicted here are some items and gear one may see on a conventionally armed Nu-7 ground force unit during low risk hazardous environment operations. Among other duties, the SCP Foundation's Armed Mobile Task Force Unit Nu-7 "Hammer Down" is charged with putting a stop to potential veil breaking scenarios, using all the power the SCP Foundation has to offer to neutralize the threat. As such Nu-7 is equipped to successfully control various situations, including operating within any hazardous environment. Armed Mobile Task Force Unit Nu-7 is equipped with a contingency of hazardous environment reaction forces whose equipment can range from conventional standard issue half-face respirators to full CBRN suites, to the unconventional anomalous environment suits. These hazardous environment protection levels are categorized from Level I to Level IV. Each level has a typical hazardous environment protection requirement that outlines the necessary support that a task force member needs to complete their objectives within the working area. Showcased here is an example of a Nu-7 operative working within a Level I Hazardous Environment. This is the lowest level of required protection an operative is trained to function in. Required protection when working in this environment is a P100 filter and full seal goggles or glasses. The standard issue P100 filter for Nu-7 units is the Ops-Core SOTR (Special Operations Tactical Respirator). The primary use case of Level I Hazardous Environment equipment is when the element is operating within a low threat abandoned structure where the possibility of lead, asbestos, and other harmful dust, fibers, fumes, or mist is present. A P100 filter and sealed goggles or glasses will provide sufficient protection within such an environment without the need to carry a large gas mask. The Ops-Core SOTR and ESS gasket provide a compact solution to individual safety in this case.
In this Level I urban exploration scenario the operative has chosen to wear a full camouflage uniform instead of the "in-house" uniform of Nu-7 - that being a solid black top with camouflage bottom. This of course provides full camouflage coverage for the wearer and further disguises them as US military personnel when operating outside of Foundation facilities.
The Nu-7 unit may have to breach certain entry points while on mission, especially when exploring an abandoned structure. For this task they may be equipped with large breaching tools like the Stanley FuBar and Halligan equivalents. Smaller tools such as a jimmy prybar, wire cutters, and wearable specialized breaching tools like the Gerber Downrange Tomahawk could also be seen. Other breaching tools can include large prybars, bolt cutters, rams, saws, and other mechanical, explosive, ballistic, vehicular, or thermal options.
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