Set includes:

 - G.I. jOE figure (*Note  mine is the Asian headsculpt version);

 - Black molded flak vest;

 - Black pants;

 - Black boots;

 - Black balaclava (removeable soft rubber);

 - Goggles (Clear lens with black trim and black elastic);

 - Black rappeling belt;

 - Black rope with grapple hook;

 - Black submachine gun with collapsible stock ( German firearms maker Heckler & Koch MP5)

 Card back and sides

  I have not seen too many of these G.I. jOEs on the secondary market either loose or on the card. 

 With the balaclava on the carded figure, it is difficult to identify which head sculpt you have. 

 The card bottom with code # 81947 identifies this one as the Asian version. 

CODE NAME: G.I. jOON

 G.I. jOON is Special Forces trained, conducting rapid-response missions requiring the surgical application of a variety of unique abilities. His secondary specialty is a combat medic.  Upon leaving the military, he attended Queen's University Medical School in Kingston, Ontario, Canada and graduating from medical school specializing as an Emergency Room (ER) surgeon. 

Eventually joined this Team applying as needed his medical skills as the team's medical specialist. 

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 Also as the  team's combat medic he will wearing the  pocketed jumpsuit in red (GIEU-C49RD) from Cotswold's Collectibles, The Elite Brigade. Also a black  Adventure Team replica dog tag with chain (GIEA-57BK), Wrist Communication & Navigation Unit in Red (GIEA-C101E), red web belt (GIEU-50RED) , 

.45 pistol with custom red holster, flare gun with custom red holster, black angled flashlight (21C TUS), white M1 ammo pouches (Hasbro), and black boots.

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G.I. jOON also has the uniform from the 2000, 21st Century Toys - The Ultimate Soldier, US Navy Corpsman set.

 21c U.S. Navy Corpsman box

Green fatigues with "USN" stenciled on the left breast pocket,  boots, web belt with pouches and canteens.  

He will also have the  Combat Medic Harness set which includes the harness and two satchels, with outer pockets and vial holders (From Cotswold Elite Brigade, parted out sets: https://www.gijoeelite.com/Combat-Medic-Harness-GIDIDP-UE107  Price: US$12.99 ) and M1 Medic metal helmet with a single medic red cross in front  (https://www.gijoeelite.com/M1-Medic-Helmet-DiD Price: US$9.99).  

Also be using gear from the 1965, Hasbro Action Marine Medic set (code # 7719). 

Note: The set was reissued in 1967 as an Adventure Pack: Marine Medic Series with 18 pieces (code # 7733.83).

The ultimate purpose of all Military Training is the assurance of Victory in war! 

The military must be trained to do its job in the most effective manner if it is to reach victory with the least possible losses to the country. The effectiveness of an ‘Arm’ or ‘Service’ will depend upon the degree of its training. Attached medical personnel and Medical Department units must be prepared to support the offensive spirit and actions of the Armed Forces. 

This is true, not only for such organizations as Medical Regiments, Medical Battalions, and Medical Detachments attached to subordinate units of the Arms and Services, but also for all medical establishments extending from the combat zone into the Zone of Interior! Units must be trained to function effectively in any type of military operation. The well-trained medical unit will increase the offensive spirit by assuring combat personnel of adequate medical service at all times.

Medical personnel were therefore trained to be aggressive, resolute, and thoroughly capable . From these centres, troops were sent to Specialist Schools.

The motto of the Medical Field Service School was: ‘To Conserve Fighting Strength’.

Source: https://www.med-dept.com/articles/ww2-u-s-medical-replacement-training-centers-mrtc/

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