The Coat Combat, G.S is a Canadian military jacket from 1963. It’s part of the General Service Uniform with six pockets, a detachable hood, windproof and water repellent features. The collar is lined with olive green corduroy, and the cuffs have button-down cloth tabs. The internal side has buttons for a removable liner.
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Arktis UK LTD’s Allan Belt Kit comes in DPM, olive green, and black. The collection of pouches is designed like their 42-Commando (1725) Chest Rig and can be worn around the front or back of the waist instead of a web set. The Belt is made of temperature DPM textured nylon cloth and has multiple pouches, including three semi-universal magazine pouches and a large utility pouch. The pouches have metal grommets to allow water to drain freely.
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The Arktis U.K LTD Respirator Case holds only an S-6 or S-10 gas mask and filter. It can be worn in three ways, attached to a web belt, hung from it, or high on the chest from the web suspenders. The case is made of olive drab textured nylon cloth with blackened brass snap-domes and is cut to fit the mask upside down. It has various loops and tabs for attaching to other web pouches in the Arktis system.
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The Pack Waist is a small waist pack from the MOLLE II system, that it’s designed to be worn around the waist, attached to the FLC vest or large Rucksack and Assault Pack. Made of nylon duck cloth with a Camouflage Pattern, it has one compartment with adjustable webbing straps, and an adjustable 50mm webbing waist belt.
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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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The Bandolier GP DPM, IRR is a versatile piece of equipment made of textured nylon material and temperature DPM pattern. It can be used as a utility bandolier or to carry small caliber mortar rounds. The Bandolier also comes with a 25-mm nylon webbing shoulder strap and has a thin layer of closed cell foam interlining for protection.
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The Field Pack, Combat, or the Butt Pack, was originally designed as part of the M-1956 system for the Australian Defense Force in the 1960s. It could also be worn separately with the aid of a shoulder strap . Made of olive drab cotton webbing and later cotton and polyester blended canvas, it has a single compartment with a lid secured by webbing straps and metal buckles, with additional attachment options on the sides and lid.
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The Canteen/ General Purpose Pouch (MOLLE II) is a versatile medium-sized pouch that can hold a variety of essential items such as a U.S style ‘1-qrt canteen’, MRE, magazines, and AN/PVS-14 goggles. It is a part of the MOLLE II family and is worn on each side of the FLC Vest, making it a perfect addition to any tactical setup. The pouch is made of waterproof nylon duck cloth with a Universal Camouflage Pattern.
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The Field Pack, SAS Wilderness, MK-6 was created for the Australian SAS in the late 1980s as a semi-modular, jumpable field pack. Made of polyester and cotton blended canvas with disruptive camouflage pattern, it has multiple compartments and pouches, adjustable padded shoulder straps, and removable waistband. The pack can be attached to a parachute harness, and the frame can be shaped to the wearer’s back.
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The Rucksack, Canvas, Combat is a heavy-duty backpack originally created for the Danish special forces. Constructed from durable cotton canvas and woven cotton webbing straps, it features a steel external frame with black plastic sleeves for protection against arctic conditions. The backpack has five compartments, including a large main compartment and external pouches that close with webbing straps and brass buckles. The unpadded shoulder straps are sewn directly to the back of the backpack, while a leather envelope holds the frame in place.
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