7310-01-578-6413 11045 Stove, Multi-Fuel Burner (MSR XGK EX) (USMC & USN 2014) 14 Oct 2009 - Small Unit Expeditionary Stove USMC Includes: - 418845 Pump, Hand, Fuel Pump - 41008 22 Oz Fuel Bottles (x2) - 7310-01-528-4569 11812 Reflector, Heat, Stove - 441212 Custom Maintenance Kit - Custom Stove Bag (Seal Line) - Heat Diffuser (X-GK Simmer Ring) - XGK EX Military Manual With the Option of: - 41007 Military Fuel Bottle 11 oz tan - 41009 Military Fuel Bottle 33 oz tan - MSR Military Marine Cup 2012 MSR Accessories & Parts Small Unit Expeditionary Stove 2910-01-611-1983 418845 Pump, Hand, Fuel Pump 4320-01-611-2883 417244 Ejector, jet XGK 4730-01-611-5480 217243 Jet Diesel XD.30 5330-01-611-2233 418831 Gasket & Preformed Packing set 5331-01-611-2251 429134 O-Ring set 5340-01-611-2678 419606 Needle Weight Assy 5340-01-611-8262 417215 Cable, cut Xgk, Xe 5340-01-664-3799 11810 Plate, Mounting (Trillium) 5430-01-611-1185 419135 Cap, Vent, Fuel Storage Tank 7310-01-611-0992 417214 Flame Spreader XGK 7310-01-611-2552 419291 Jet, Cable Tool 7310-01-611-7924 441212 Maintenance kit, Stove XGK 8125-01-611-2422 41008 Fuel Bottles (22 oz Tan)
What was surprising to me, I only recall seeing the issue gasoline lantern being used once in the field, though every unit probably had several in their equipment. Probably a GPA nutbar. He was also sporting the “Yukon” issue stove, a variant on the much more common GI M1941 combo wood/coal/gasoline/diesel pot bellied stove. At that time field units deployed with electric generators and used ordinary lightsets for tents. There was also a fuel consideration to convert everything to JP8, basically a type of kerosene. The lanterns sort of became obsolete and useless taking up space in the Conex storage and probably sold by the pound at one point on the surplus market. I wish I’d had the foresight to “requisition” about 100 mantles, though.
