Gear Briefings
Equipment
Gear Briefings
These are the officially issued field tools used across SERA deployments. Recovered, tested, and redeployed where needed.
SERA
SERA Field Equipment Archive
Explore core tactical gear used by Grant, Luis, and other agents of SERA during classified operations around the world. Each device listed below includes mission context, key functions, and technical briefings. Select any item to learn how it was deployed in the field—and how it may have shaped the outcome. Equipment deployment logs are based on SERA field reports. Cross-reference with mission archives to discover how these tools were used—and what they uncovered.
LEX-4 Translator
Offline translation system used in multilingual recoveries across remote and hostile terrain. The LEX-4 enables real-time spoken and written language processing without reliance on external networks. Trusted in desert vaults, arctic ruins, and high-altitude settlements, it continues to prove essential when clear communication can’t wait for connectivity. Operational Use: The Shepherd’s Code, The Bone Road, and other classified missions
FR-72 Field Repeater
Mesh-enabled repeater for secure comms in environments where signal is blocked or unreliable. The FR 72 maintains encrypted communication between field agents in collapsed infrastructure, dense terrain, or extreme-weather zones. Compact and disguised to resemble decaying military hardware, it blends into any environment while quietly linking personnel to the wider mesh network. Operational Use: The Last Echo and other classified missions
ARC-9 Covert Audio
Acoustic surveillance system for silent capture and encrypted relay in layered terrain. The ARC-9 captures voice and ambient signals with directional control and advanced filtering. Used in operations requiring passive surveillance, it can be deployed in debris, stonework, or environmental clutter—transmitting encrypted audio across the SERA mesh without giving away its position. Operational Use: The Last Echo and other classified missions
VNX-3 Vision System
Multimode night vision and thermal fusion optics for operations under zero-light and obscured conditions. The VNX-3 fuses a Gen-4 digital intensifier with longwave infrared (LWIR) thermal imaging, delivering fluid optical-to-fusion transitions and stabilized imaging during motion. Its advanced optical pipeline supports real-time AI object classification, digital overlay injection, Doppler-based motion analysis, and laser rangefinding—all enhanced by multi-spectral illumination for total visibility through darkness, smoke, and severe weather. Housed in a rugged, modular frame, the system supports full-spectrum mission adaptability in the field. Operational Use: The Last Echo and other classified missions
SF-108 Signal Finder
The SF-108 Signal Finder is a compact electromagnetic detection unit built for stealth operations and close-range reconnaissance. Designed to identify emissions from powered electronics—especially those in standby or silent modes—it locates hidden surveillance devices, sensors, and embedded traps before they activate. Rugged, low-profile, and optimized for high-risk environments, it’s known among SERA field teams as Rover.