In early 1942, Australia recognized the need to redesign the 1937 Pattern web equipment based on combat experience in the Pacific against Japanese forces. The standard Basic Pouches were found to be too small to carry sufficient amounts of ammunition and munitions for the challenging conditions of jungle warfare.
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Introduced in 1974, the pouch used the Large Ammunition Pouch as its design base and could hold two 30-round magazines. Instead of belt clips, it used belt loops with press studs, while steel D rings on the back allowed for attaching other items. These pouches saw limited use due to the short service life of the L4A4.
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The Pouch, Ammunition, Other Arms, DPM, IRR (Pouch) is a single mag pouch that holds two 30rd, 5.56mm SA80 magazines. The Pouch was issued to drivers, field engineers and other personal performing jobs close to the front line.
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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 Pouch, Ammunition, DPM was a private purchase ammunition pouch from the mid-1990s to early 2000s could double as a utility pouch. Fabricated from nylon-cotton blend canvas with a side-release buckle, toggle straps, and transparent plastic stiffener, it accommodates a compass pouch.
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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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Some New Zealand soldiers privately acquired the shingle before their deployments in Afghanistan or Iraq, improving reload speed compared to standard pouches. The shingle securely holds four 30-round 5.56mm magazines with elastic cords and has a Desert DPM pattern and waterproof internal side. It also features adjustable loops and PALS lattice for attachment.
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The Ammunition Bag (Pouch) is a durable and compact bag designed for the L108-A1 Minimi machine gun. It can hold two 100rd hard or soft magazines or one 200rd magazine, and features a nylon cloth divider, a small external pouch for cleaning kit, and standard Pattern-90 attachment points.
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