Strange Military Vehicle or Items to Collect

[rob love]

When I ran the tool crib at a military unit years back, we had stock class catalogs which would list all the tools that were available in the supply system, organized alphabetically. The "5120" catalog was fairly large, covering "handtools, non-edged and non-powered". In it were various listings like "socket, regular length", or "wrench, open end" and under each heading would be the various tools and their Nato Stock Numbers.

One particularly amusing section had "tools, no known use", and then had listings of the various tools that fell in to that category.

I wish I had kept that page.