Gas Hazard Warning Sign
The Gas Hazard Warning Sign is an authentic US military marker used by the Army Chemical Corps to identify areas contaminated by chemical or gas hazards. Featuring the standard NATO yellow-and-red color scheme with bold "GAS" lettering on a reflective triangular field, it follows the same NBC marker pattern fielded across US and allied forces. The reflective surface lights up under flashlights or headlights, making it readable day or night. A solid pick for CBRN collectors, militaria displays, reenactors, and anyone building out an authentic Cold War or modern military aesthetic.
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- SKU
- USGI-GHWS
- Material
- Vinyl
- Style
- Military
$3.95
Description
Features
- Authentic US Military Issue — Genuine NBC marker used by the US Army Chemical Corps to flag areas affected by chemical or gas hazards.
- NATO-Standard Color Coding — Bright yellow field with bold red "GAS" lettering follows the long-established NATO scheme for chemical contamination markers.
- Triangular Marker Format — Classic downward-pointing triangle shape matches the standard NBC marker set used across US and allied forces.
- Highly Reflective Surface — Reflective coating makes the sign visible in low light, headlights, and flashlight beams from a distance.
- Weather-Resistant Construction — Built for field deployment and long-term outdoor use in all conditions.
- Chemical Corps Heritage — A tangible piece of CBRN history tied to Cold War-era and modern US Army contamination marking doctrine.
- Collector and Display Ready — Distinctive graphics and unmistakable military typography make it a standout addition to a militaria display, bunker room, or man cave.
- Compact and Lightweight — Easy to mount, hang, or stake out wherever you want to add an authentic military accent.
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Perfect addition to my roomI bought this for my dorm room and it looks sick. The reflective part is actually really bright when the lights are off and a flashlight hits it.
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