Gendarmerie Uniform

Gendarmerie Uniform
Faction	Gendarmerie
Armour rating	None
Mass	40
Storage capacity	40
Games

The Gendarmerie Uniform is an outfit worn by Tanoan Gendarmerie officers in ArmA 3. It was added with the release of the Apex DLC.

Overview

This is a premium asset that requires ownership of the Apex expansion pack.

Duty uniform worn by all Gendarmerie officers, it consists of a poloshirt with rolled-up sleeves and a pair of commercial military-style combat pants. The uniform has a weight of 40 "mass" units and provides enough storage space for 40 units worth of ammunition/items.

Gendarmerie Uniforms do not provide any ballistic protection or resistance to explosives.

Variants

Commander

Gendarmerie Commander Uniform
Faction	Gendarmerie
Armour rating	None
Mass	30
Storage capacity	30
Games

This is a premium asset that requires ownership of the Apex expansion pack.

This variant is exclusively issued to senior Gendarmerie commanders. It features a sweater, leather gloves and pair of rugged pants rather than combat pants.

Statistically, the sole difference with the Commander uniform is that it stores only 30 "mass" compared to regular uniforms. As compensation, it is slightly lighter to wear by 10 "mass" units.

Camouflage

• Gendarmerie Uniform
• Gendarmerie Commander Uniform

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Trivia

• The regular patrol officer uniform is simply a slightly modified (and retextured) version of Corporal Ben Kerry's outfit in the campaign's second episode. The Commander variant on the other hand is based on the FIA's Guerilla Apparel uniform.
  • However, because both uniforms use their own standalone models (just like the Paramedic Outfit from the Laws of War DLC), they are not considered to be free assets and require ownership of the Apex expansion in order to wear.
• Before the release of Game Update 1.90, the Commander variant would not show shoulder insignias even if the unit was assigned one through the Virtual Arsenal or in the editor.

Gallery

Regular patrol officer (left) and Commander variants (right).

Tactical response officers with regular uniforms.