Plan your first supply run
Start with the receiving team's request. Confirm the supply type, amount and destination before buying cargo. A full truck of the wrong resource does not meet a base's building requirement, and a website plan does not show the FOB's current stock.
Agree on the job and the destination
For a building job, identify the required Build Supplies. Ask the receiving team which friendly FOB needs them and where you should meet. Keep that request separate from ammunition, fuel or spare parts.
Share a fixed landmark when it helps the team identify the meeting place. For example, Tower 2 in Kavkazi has an ordinary point link you can reopen and share. Confirm the actual friendly FOB and current Control Zone in the game; the tower page does not establish that a FOB exists there.
Prepare an exact requirement
Open the Perimeter example. Its 300 Barbed Wire pieces require 2,100 build supplies. This is a worked job, not a recommended first-base size. Replace the pieces and quantities with the receiving team's actual requirement.
Check the Build list and supply total. If a required piece has Supply cost unknown, the known subtotal cannot stand in for a complete requirement. Resolve the missing amount before preparing a load for the whole job.
Use the base-supply checklist to compare loose bundles with sealed pallets before settling on the purchase.
Choose Plan supply run, then compare the package choices. For this example, choose Load build pallets: two Build Supply Pallets carry 3,600 build supplies, including 1,500 spare above the requirement. The cargo costs $800. Keep a sealed pallet's full quantity when counting the load; it is not reduced to the exact remaining requirement.
Check what is actually packed
Open the prepared URAL manifest or select an URAL after the handoff. Both pallets fill its 16 of 16 bed cells, with neither pallet unpacked. The manifest is named Perimeter, matching the source plan.
Check Unpacked after changing transport or adding more cargo. A listed pallet with No free space is still part of the planned purchase; it is not carried just because it appears in the manifest. Unknown weight or storage information is not a zero weight or unlimited capacity.
Manifest purchase total includes the selected vehicle: $5,000 for this URAL plus $800 cargo gives $5,800. If a vehicle is already available, keep its purchase cost separate from the cargo budget for this run. This example does not establish the safest route or best vehicle for your match.
Use Save manifest to keep the prepared load and Copy link to share it. Reopen it from Saved and check the name, vehicle, contents and unpacked cargo before using the plan. Revisit the source requirement if the job changes.
Deposit the pallet at the receiving FOB
The supply-pallet instructions describe deployment at a friendly FOB inside the Control Zone. At that FOB, open the vehicle interaction menu and deploy the pallet within the FOB's radius. A teammate can then interact with the pallet to deposit its supplies into the FOB, making the resources available there for other players.
Those purchase instructions state NO REFUNDS. Confirm the requested resource and destination before buying. They do not give this guide a safe drop height, unloading distance or guarantee that the receiving FOB will still be available when you arrive.
Confirm the deposit and any remaining requirement with the receiving team. Opening, saving or sharing a website manifest does not purchase a vehicle, deliver cargo or update the game's FOB inventory.