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 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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The Pouch, Twin Cell, SLR from the 90-Pattern Web Set by Web Force was designed to hold two 7.62mm SLR magazines or two M-18 style smoke grenades. Its black nylon belt loops with hook and loop tape enabled high or low position wear on the belt.
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The Pouch, Ammunition, Large was a vital component of the Australian Army’s M-1956 Web Equipment, serving as a reliable way to hold a substantial amount of ammunition during patrolling. This pouch remained in use until roughly 1988.
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