Grenade Bundle

In World War II, John Gardner reached into his pouch, and pulled out a pineapple grenade to buy himself some breathing space.

In Iraq, Andrew Gardner reached into his pouch, and pulled out an M67 fragmentation grenade to buy himself some breathing space, then set out an M18 red smoke grenade to mark the landing zone.

On Gliese 347, Raymond Gardner reached into his pouch, and pulled out a fragmentation grenade to buy himself some breathing space, then set up a thermal demolitions charge to destroy the enemy computer systems.

This set of grenades will give your soldiers the tools they need, no matter which war they're fighting.