USGI Combat Cloth Face Covering (CCFC) Type II Mask
$24.15 USD
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USGI Combat Cloth Face Covering (CCFC) Type II Mask
$24.15 USD
US Genuine Issue Combat Cloth Face Covering (CCFC) Type II Mask - new unissued condition, in original sealed packaging - is a double-layered, form-fitting cloth mask.
Unlike basic masks, this version was engineered specifically for combat environments where high physical activity and integration with other tactical gear are required.
NSN
- Multicam: 8415-01-687-8956
Features
- Design & Fit: It features an adjustable, heavy-duty nose bridge wire and elastic cords with barrel lock closures (cord locks) for a secure, "one-size-fits-most" seal.
- Material: This specific NSN is the Class 6 variant, made from an OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) polyester/cotton plain weave fabric. It is durable, breathable, and designed for long-term wear without chemical treatments.
- Tactical Integration: It was developed to be "low profile," ensuring it doesn't interfere with ballistic helmets, eye protection (ballistic glasses/goggles), or communication headsets.
- Adjustable Fit: The mask uses adjustable nylon straps and a barrel lock closure to ensure it fits various head sizes securely.
- Contoured Design: It includes an adjustable nose bridge wire to allow for a snug, custom fit around the face.
- Material Composition: It is constructed from a polyester/cotton plain weave (specifically Class 6).
- US Army DEVCOM NATICK: Designed and certified by the Combat Capabilities Development Command Soldier Center at Natick, MA. They are the primary group responsible for all biological and physical protection equipment for the individual soldier.
- PEO Soldier / PM SCIE: It was managed under the Program Executive Office (PEO) Soldier within the Product Manager Soldier Clothing and Individual Equipment (PM SCIE).
- Pandemic Response Program: This item was born from a rapid acquisition program in June 2020 to provide "source control" (preventing the spread of respiratory droplets) during the COVID-19 national emergency when social distancing was impossible in tactical settings.