Pouch, Ammunition Magazine, 9mm
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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The United States
The United States
Shingle, Quad, 5.56mm, DDPM
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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New Zealand
Holster, Physician’s Instrument, DPM
The Holster, essential for medics in the New Zealand army, held medical tools on a web belt. The Holster had a textured nylon exterior with a DPM pattern and a polyurethane-laminated interior. It featured compartments, hook-and-loop tape closure, and a belt loop with snap-domes.
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New Zealand
Trousers, Man’s, Utility, Nylon/Cotton, Durable Press (Woodland)
The Trousers, Man’s, Utility, Nylon/Cotton, Durable Press, Woodland are a modified version of the Nylon/Cotton, Durable Press trousers, featuring thigh pockets. These trousers were likely created to test the Woodland camouflage pattern’s effectiveness. They are made of polyester-cotton blend fabric with a M-1981 Woodland pattern, featuring button and zip closures, multiple pockets, and adjustable cuffs.
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The United States
Pouch, Nylon, Compass
The Pouch, Nylon, Compass: a small pouch issued to British soldiers, attached to a web belt. It carries a Field Dressing or compass in a dedicated pouch on the front. Made with two layers of green nylon, foam interlining, snap-dome closure, and double-hooks for web belt attachment.
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The United Kingdom
Rucksack, Combat
The Rucksack is a stone grey canvas pack based on the 42-pattern Bergen and M-41 style rucksacks. It cleverly incorporates a fold-up sleeping mat as a frame. Initially used by the West German army in the ’60s, it can be attached to either web suspenders or a “packboard” frame. The Rucksack features a spacious lid, main compartment, and front/side pouches.
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West Germany
Panel, Pouches, Utility
The Panel, Pouches, Utility by Wyvern is a nylon panel with three pouches that attaches to a web belt. British soldiers used it to replace pouches on web sets. The utility pouches close with a strap and buckle.
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The United Kingdom
Holster, Pistol (Large Frames)
The Case, Pistol (Large Frames) is a khaki-tan holster with a curved lid that snaps shut. Designed by Canada for a .455 Smith and Wesson revolver, it’s a close copy of the standard issue and includes hooks for attaching to a web belt.
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Canada
Sturmgepack Tiel II (Transport Pack)
The Sturmgepack, a square-shaped pack made of densely woven cotton canvas, was first produced in the late 1960s. It features a Strichtarn (Rain Pattern) on its exterior and was issued in sets of two: the Assault Pack and the Transport Pack. The latter held a variety of clothing items, including a woolen blanket rolled up and stored around the outside of the pack. With metal buckles, fabric webbing straps, and vinyl straps,
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East Germany
Holster, Pistol, 9-mm
The Holster, Pistol, 9mm, part of the South African Pattern-70 Web Equipment system, securely carries a 9-mm pistol, spare magazine, cleaning rod, and brush on your web belt.
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South African
