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 ==== Supply Crates ====
 Supply crates are in the framework by default; they are placed next to every squad leader. The crate object type (and thus appearance) does not matter, and can be picked freely. The existing crates can also be sling-loaded by helicopter pilots.
-The crate contents are controlled by the assign gear scripts. Each crate will have a line of code in it's init box, more or less identical to this: <code c++>["crate_med",this,"blu_f"] call f_fnc_assignGear</code>. The first parameter (//"crate_med"//) passes the desired gear configuration to the script, the second (//this//) references the crate object for the script and the third ("blu_f") tells the gear script which factions gear should be added to the box. In this case, the crate receives a //"crate_med"// loadout from the //"blu_f"// (NATO) faction.
+The crate contents are controlled by the assign gear scripts. Each crate will have a line of code in it's init box, more or less identical to this: <code c++>["crate_med",this,"blu_f"] call f_fnc_assignGear</code>
+The first parameter (//"crate_med"//) passes the desired gear configuration to the script, the second (//this//) references the crate object for the script and the third ("blu_f") tells the gear script which factions gear should be added to the box. In this case, the crate receives a //"crate_med"// loadout from the //"blu_f"// (NATO) faction.
 The actual contents to be added is adjusted in the gear script file of the respective faction, e.g. //f_assignGear_nato.sqf// (CTRL+F crate_med).