What items do you need for military training, and what must you bring? 5

I just finished military training

With basin (face and foot wash), toiletries, towel *2

Sunscreen, (you can bring drinks appropriately, don't find it) lunch box, chopsticks, needlework (just in case) mosquito repellent water

Heatstroke, mosquito medicine, sweat-wicking socks, band-aids, sewing kits, sunscreen, toiletries, cash.

Because there are a lot of mosquitoes in the summer, I don't want to be bitten by a group of mosquitoes after a hard training session. Military training will inevitably encounter some scratches and bumps, so bring a band-aid, needle and thread can prevent wound infection and sew up damaged clothes when you are injured again. It's very hot during military training, so applying some sunscreen can prevent sunburn, and female students can also prevent tanning.

The first thing you need to prepare is sunscreen or sunscreen, followed by some wind oil essence, candy, mineral water and other snacks, and then prepare some tissues, band-aids, gauze, alcohol, toilet water and other external products.

The first thing you need to prepare is: sunscreen or sunscreen. Although it is said that the time of military training in the university is in September, the sun at noon is still relatively fierce, and the ultraviolet rays are relatively strong.

You know, sunburn is irreversible damage, so before military training, you must apply sunscreen on your body, otherwise you will tan yourself, and it will not be a simple matter to come back in vain for a few years in college.

The second is: prepare some wind oil essence and small foods such as candy and mineral water. Generally speaking, college military training lasts 3 hours in the morning and about 4 hours in the afternoon.

If you don't replenish water, sugar and salt in time, it will inevitably dehydrate the body and cause heat stroke, so it is very necessary to bring some to the playground and replenish some energy during the rest time.

Prepare some tissues, band-aids, gauze, alcohol, toilet water and other external supplies. During military training, there may be some blood-sucking creatures such as mosquitoes and fleas outside, and before military training, spray some toilet water on your clothes, pants, arms and legs, which can effectively prevent mosquito attacks. In addition, due to the hot weather during military training, there will be a lot of sweat, and bringing some tissues with you is conducive to wiping sweat and preventing the sweat from evaporating and forming an uncomfortable experience on the body.

The function of band-aids and gauze is to prevent wounds caused by small bumps, and these medical items can be disinfected and bandaged in time to prevent infection.