Have YOU ever ordered an NCR Supply Drop, only to be met with a barely useable weapon and some ammo that doesn't even match? Because I have, and I thought to myself: "How would the NCR think this would be useful for a soldier in the field?"

So I took the NCR Supply Cache, removed the randomness, and added a static, and standardized, table in its place. Now, instead of a hodgepodge of random gunk, your Supply Cache will contain: 

• 3 Stimpaks
• 2 Caravan Lunches
• 2 bottles of Purified Water
• 1 Weapon Repair Kit
• 1 Full-Condition Service Rifle
• 60 rounds of 5.56mm Ammunition
• 1 random skill magazine (for entertainment purposes)
  

This ensures that you get a functional weapon, a way to keep that weapon functional, three magazines worth of ammunition, something to eat, something to drink, a quick health booster, and something to keep you entertained on those long field missions. 

I believe this supply cache better represents what would realistically be sent out for someone requesting a field drop, while maintaining balance across the entire game, as while these will be less useful at higher levels, they do mean you won't be without emergency provisions.