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The Medical Instrument and Supply Set No. 5, Non-Rigid (Aidman’s Pack) was officially accepted into the U.S. inventory in 1962. It originated from a medical pack initially crafted by unit riggers for U.S. paratroopers during World War II. Over time, the Aid Man’s Pack became more commonly used by medics in standard line units.
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The Pouch, Improved First Aid Kit (IFAK), was introduced to replace the Individual, Jungle First-Aid Kit and case. The Pouch was, in fact, a repurposed 100-round ammunition pouch for the M-249 SAW. (100-round Utility Pouch) and could be attached to the Fighting Load-Carrier vest or Field Pack.
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The Bag, Canvas, Medical was issued to US medics during the mid to later stages of World War Two. It was designed to hold a large amount of medical supplies and featured two types of attachment panels: one for medical instruments and the other for vials of pills, lotions, and powders. Eventually, the Bag was replaced in the U.S. inventory by the Case, Non-rigid, No. 3 (M-3 Aid Bag).
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The 9MM Magazine Pouch (Single) is designed to carry a single 15rd, 9-mm magazine for a M-9 Beretta pistol and attaches to the Fighting Load carrier (FLC) Vest, Extender, Leg, Panel or any other Pouch Pouch Attachment Ladder System (PALS) compatible item.
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The M-4 Pouch is designed to be a the main rifle magazine pouch for the MOLLE II system and issue at a rate of three per individual and are worn attached to Side-By-Side magazine pouches when their attached to the Fighting Load Carrying (FLC) Vest.
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The Pouch is constructed with a large rectangular nylon duck panel that secures magazines in separate cells. Each cell is equipped with 50mm foliage green nylon webbing straps, sewn to the cell’s mouth and fastened in the middle with a metal dome. To minimize wear and tear on the magazines, the top straps are folded over multiple times and sewn down. Internally, the Pouch features two nylon duck panels sewn in place, creating three compartments.
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The Holster/Leg Extender, a vital MOLLE II component, seamlessly integrates with the FLC Vest or Waist belt. Offering flexibility, it allows stylish thigh-wearing of the M-12 holster. The Extender, made with green nylon webbing, features PALS loops and straps for attaching accessories. The adjustable thigh strap, with elastic loop and buckle, completes this versatile accessory.
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The Pack, Patrol, Combat is an attachment for the Field Pack, serving as a secondary lid. It’s designed for quick and lightweight patrols, leaving the main pack behind. Made from durable nylon, it initially connected to a tactical vest and features protective foam for field radios. Camouflage and functional details complete this versatile pack.
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In 1988, the US Army introduced the Field Pack, Large, a departure from traditional designs, as part of the Individual Integrated Fighting System. Despite its innovations, mixed reviews, including comfort and load-carrying issues, led to its replacement with the MOLLE rucksack in 2021.
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The Pouch, Ammunition Magazine was designed to carry a single M-9 Beretta, 15rd, 9mm magazine and attached to a web belt.
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