Which of the following is NOT one of the four common first aid kits used?

• A. 10 man first aid kit (FAK)
• B. 50 man FAK
• C. Daily use FAK (DUFAK)
• D. Medical equipment FAK

Answer: (D)

First aid kits in the field are organized by unit size and purpose, so you’ll see types like a small 10-man kit, a larger 50-man kit, and a Daily Use First Aid Kit for routine needs. The idea is to match the kit’s contents to how many people it will support and how often it’s used.

A kit labeled as Medical equipment FAK would be centered on tools and devices rather than the standard consumable first-aid supplies. That makes it not fit the typical category of field FAKs, which are designed to contain bandages, dressings, medications, and other consumables scaled to a unit size. So it isn’t one of the common FAK types, which is why it’s not included in the standard lineup. The other options align with the usual size-based and daily-use approach.