North American Rescue Maritime Assault Kit (CCRK) – Complete Military IFAK

Genuine North American Rescue Maritime Assault Kit

NOT FOR EXPORT!

The North American Rescue Maritime Assault Kit (CCRK) is a compact military Individual First Aid Kit originally designed to meet the specific requirements of the Navy Expeditionary Combat Command.

These are genuine NAR Maritime Assault Kits complete with their original military medical loadout. North American Rescue currently sells the Maritime Assault Kit starting at $335.99, while the empty Maritime Assault bag alone currently starts at $113.09.

Our kits are available in Like- New and Grade 1 condition at a fraction of current replacement cost because the medical components are expired.

Condition Options

LIKE-NEW

Like-New, unused kits in excellent condition. Pouch and components may show minor signs of long-term storage or handling. *****May not have a thigh strap. Add an order note if it matters to you and we will do our best to accommodate.

GRADE 1

Complete kits in very good surplus condition. Grade 1 pouches may show dust, mild soiling, storage marks, light scuffs or other similar signs of previous handling/use. CAT TQ may be out of plastic.  These remain very nice, serviceable pouches with the original kit contents. *****May not have a thigh strap. Add an order note if it matters to you and we will do our best to accommodate.

All medical contents are expired regardless of condition grade.

Original NAR Maritime Assault Kit Contents

According to North American Rescue, the Maritime Assault Kit configuration includes:

• 1 × NAR CCRK Maritime Assault Bag
• 1 × C-A-T® Combat Application Tourniquet
• 1 × 6" Emergency Trauma Dressing
• 1 × Z-Fold QuikClot Combat Gauze
• 1 × S-Rolled Gauze
• 1 × 28F Nasopharyngeal Airway with lubricant
• 1 × HyFin® Vent Chest Seal Twin Pack
• 1 × Polycarbonate Eye Shield
• 1 × Benchmade® 7 Hook Personal Safety Cutter
• 2 pairs × Black Talon® Nitrile Trauma Gloves
• 1 × Combat Casualty Reference Card
• 1 × NAR T2 Triage Tag

NOTE: These are surplus kits with expired medical components. Contents can vary slightly due to production date, contract configuration, storage and previous issue. Refer to listing photos for representative condition and contents.

The Pouch Alone Has Serious Value

This isn't a generic first-aid pouch.

NAR constructs the Maritime Assault pouch from 500D CORDURA® solution-dyed nylon with Near Infrared signature reduction, Ghillie-Tex IR-reduction hardware, sand- and water-resistant self-repairing zipper and silent 550-cord pulls. It is MOLLE/PALS compatible and incorporates removable belt and leg attachment hardware.

The system can be configured for:

Leg Rig — MOLLE/PALS — Duty/Web Belt

North American Rescue currently lists the empty Maritime Assault bag alone starting at $113.09.

High-Value Original Components

Beyond the pouch itself, these kits contain several recognizable components, including the:

NAR C-A-T® Tourniquet

Benchmade® 7 Hook Personal Safety Cutter

Original NAR CCRK Maritime Assault Pouch

Those components are a large part of what makes these surplus kits attractive even though the dated medical consumables have expired.

Specifications

Manufacturer: North American Rescue
Model: Maritime Assault Kit (CCRK)
Type: Individual First Aid Kit / IFAK
Pouch Material: 500D CORDURA® Nylon
Attachment: MOLLE/PALS, belt or leg-rig configuration
Closed Dimensions: 7.4" H × 6.9" W × 5" D
Original NAR Listed Weight: 1 lb. 13 oz.
Made for: Navy Expeditionary Combat Command requirements

 NSN 6545-01-529-4187

IMPORTANT – EXPIRED MEDICAL CONTENTS

THE MEDICAL CONTENTS OF THESE KITS ARE EXPIRED.

These are being sold as military surplus/collectible equipment with expired medical contents. One Thief Surplus makes no representation that expired medical components remain sterile, effective or suitable for medical use. Buyers should inspect the kit and replace expired components as appropriate before relying on it for emergency preparedness.

Condition grading refers primarily to the pouch and overall physical condition of the kit, not the expiration status of the medical supplies.