One of the replacements for the No1 Mk.IV NBC suit, CQC's "Raptor II" CBRN suit is one of the latest addition to the ADF's CBRN defence arsenal - along with the OPEC Kestrel. The Raptor II appears less frequently compared the OPEC Kestrel in ADF CBRN exercises.

Lightweight and versatile, the 2-piece suit consisting of a smock and trousers is made out of fire & water/oil retardant Rip-Stop polyester with an activated carbon suit liner. 

These suits have been issued in both the obsolete Auscam/DPC (Disruptive Camouflage Pattern) and the he current issue AMC (Australian Multi-Cam) pattern.

The suit would be paired with the Airboss manufactured gloves and overboots, along with their Low Burden Mask (LBM), or in instances where an LBM is not available, an S10/ADF-10 will be used. 

The easiest way to identify a Raptor II suit over other CBRN suits is the large horizontal strip of black fabric over the knee area.