Aerial Division Equipment
Flight Equipment - alternatives to planes and helicopters
Bombs - dropped from aircraft to deter or incapacitate d*gs
Survival Equipment fur Shot-Down Kitties - to be used when you have crash landed in hostile territory
Animatronic Decoy Cats - dropped from aircraft to distract d*gs
Hoverboards
Based on the standard CAD rocketboards, they also have individual tiny rocket blasters out the bottom to get them airborne. They can rise to approx. 40 feet. A 4-week training course is available at the Acatemy to teach kitties how to ride them properly.
Rocket packs
These are petrol-powered rocket backpacks to zip along at fast speed and are great fur scaring away d*gs. The flight suit consists of fire-and-bullet-proof kevlar jacket and trousers with a cooling system inside; fire-and-bullet-proof boots and gloves; and a strong, sturdy, internally padded helmet. Designed to get infantry to the hotspots furst. The backpack also has a parachute for emergencies. The rocket packs are strong enough to carry the weight of 4 kitties each, and hold enough petrol to stay airborne for half an hour.
Balloons
Balloons pop on impact and send out a splash of their contents. They can contain mase (red), skunk scent (blue), or glue (yellow).
Darts
Darts should be dropped at low altitude and in larger quantity if needed. The tip can be tranquiliser tipped (green stripes), mase tipped (red stripes) or glue tipped (yellow stripes). Recommended only for experienced pilots who can make sure they only hit d*gs and not kitties.
Gas Bombs
Gas bombs spray out gases on impact. Green gas bombs (shown) spray sleeping gas, black gas bombs spray out a black smokescreen and white gas bombs spray out vapour of aromatherapy oils that give a general feeling of well-being and calm (stops d*gs from chasing kitties).
Survival kits are important if you have been shot down in hostile territory. They contain the following:
- 3 water pistols - 1 each loaded with mase, skunk scent, and glue.
- Roll-on skunk "reodourant" - fur keeping d*gs at bay.
- Electrosonic d*g repeller - emits a high pitched squeek that keeps d*gs at bay.
- Protection mask - filters out repeller squeek and skunk scent, and keeps mase off your head, similar to those in the covert ops d*g disguises.
- Knife - good fur cutting ropes etc (not to be used as a weapon). Comes with scabbard.
- Sleeping pills - if you are about to be captured, take one of these so you don't get tortured when caught. Or, you can put hide them in d*gs' food if you escape so you can sneak past them.
- Food supplies - ring-pull cans of Pounce, boxes of Whiskettes, and cartons of UHT milk formula fur cats.
- Matches - fur lighting fires eg. burning down d*g resistance groups buildings.
- Sattelite phone - fur contacting CAD Central. Includes tracking device and a panic button to prevent wasted time saying, "Send reinforcements quickly!".
- Camoflauge blanket - wrap around yourself to hide up trees. Made of bullet-proof & fire-proof material.
Decoys are dropped from planes ofur trouble spots. When they reach the ground, the impact activates a rocket out the back that makes the decoy zip along the ground. Most d*gs are so stupid that they think it is a real cat, and chase it beclaws they don't like kitties running away from them. The kitties that were being bullied by the d*gs can then escape.
Decoys can come in diffurent fur colours and sizes, and some models have been built with a jet out the back instead of a rocket (safer fur the d*gs chasing it). We are also developing a 'slipper' and a 'newspaper' model.
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