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loadout

Equipment, ammunition, tools, and clothing used by a person (typically on active duty in the armed forces).

Loadouts can change depending on time of day, season, terrain, and personal preference.

That marine has a sweet looking loadout.

loadout

The operation defining the loading of equipment for a certain purpose such as a military movement of equipment from one port to another.

The military loadout was carried out at the same time from several ports.

Blues Brothers Loadout

Honest to God only having a full tank of gas, a half a pack of cigarettes, its night and wearing sunglasses while being at a minimum 106 miles from Chicago or anywhere else. Generally, taking a roadtrip with little or nothing to your name for survival.

I'm headed to Atlanta with a Blues Brothers Loadout.

Big schlong loadout

The act of organising or executing a delivery with military precision

Hey did you see that guy craig load that drop deck for frank, that was a big schlong loadout