42L Tactical Backpack

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Same unit, sharper teeth. The Alpha Team badge goes loud where the standard crest goes quiet — Sgt. Survey, the RCT mascot, masked up behind his respirator and ringed by the orbiting atom and "Radiological Controls · Groton, Connecticut," lit in phosphor purple and toxic green. Same operative who's been watching from the corner of this site — now big enough to read. The glow and gradients are why it's printed: direct-to-film transfer holds that detail in full color where thread can't. The blank is built to carry it — heavyweight 5.0–5.3 oz cotton, open-end yarn and tubular knit, taped neck and shoulders, double-stitched hems. Structure that keeps clean lines through hard wear. Specifications: • Full-color Alpha Team badge — Sgt. Survey in the RADCON atom — direct-to-film print (left chest) • 100% cotton (Sport Grey 90/10; Ash Grey 99/1; Heather 50/50) • Fabric weight: 5.0–5.3 oz./yd² (170–180 g/m²) • Open-end yarn, tubular construction • Taped neck and shoulders • Double-stitched sleeves and bottom hem ▸ SGT. SURVEY // Yeah — that's me on the chest. Mask stays on. Cleared.

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Weather's a known variable, so pack for it. The RADCON crest — Radiological Controls, Groton, Connecticut — is embroidered on the chest, with the Champion "C" on the left sleeve. Thread, not transfer: it takes the same abuse the jacket does. The shell is lightweight polyester micro poplin, wind- and rain-resistant — a half-zip pullover that stows into its own concealed pouch and rides in a bag until the sky turns. Hood and bungee draws to seal out weather; a kangaroo pocket for fast-access cargo; elastic cuffs to keep it all in. Specifications: • Embroidered RADCON atom crest (chest) + Champion "C" (left sleeve) • 100% polyester micro poplin, wind- and rain-resistant • Half-zip pullover with hood • Self-packs into integrated concealed pouch • Front kangaroo pocket + concealed zippered pouch pocket • Adjustable bungee draws at hood and hem · elastic cuffs

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The Classic RCTee, sleeves down for the cold months. The RADCON crest — Radiological Controls, Groton, Connecticut, the orbiting atom around its trefoil core — is embroidered on the left chest in thread, not transfer, so the color holds through every wash with no cracking or fade. The blank is built to last under it: 100% cotton jersey, pre-shrunk so it stays your size, taped neck and shoulders with a double-needle hem and collar for structure, rib cuffs to seal the wrists, and a quarter-turned cut that won't crease down the middle. Specifications: • Embroidered RADCON "Radiological Controls · Groton, Connecticut" atom crest (left chest) • 100% cotton (Sport Grey: 90% cotton / 10% polyester) • Classic fit, long sleeves with rib cuffs • Pre-shrunk jersey knit • Seamless double-needle collar • Double-needle bottom hem • Taped neck and shoulders • Quarter-turned to avoid a center crease

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The plainest shirt in the inventory, and the one that says the most. The RADCON crest — Radiological Controls, Groton, Connecticut, the orbiting atom around its trefoil core — is embroidered onto the left chest, thread not transfer, so it holds through every wash with no cracking or fade. The blank is honest workwear: heavyweight 5.0–5.3 oz cotton, open-end yarn and tubular knit for durability, taped neck and shoulders and double-stitched hems so it keeps its shape instead of its receipt. Wear it solo or as a base layer. Trends are temporary; construction isn't. Specifications: • Embroidered RADCON "Radiological Controls · Groton, Connecticut" atom crest (left chest) • 100% cotton (Sport Grey 90/10; Ash Grey 99/1; Heather colors 50/50) • Fabric weight: 5.0–5.3 oz/yd² (170–180 g/m²) • Open-end yarn, tubular construction • Taped neck and shoulders • Double-stitched sleeves and bottom hem ▸ SGT. SURVEY // Plainest shirt I issue. Also the one I'd grab. Cleared.