Pack, Medical Equipment
The Pack, Medical Equipment was not issued to every soldier and was not technically part of the Pattern-90 Web Equipment. Instead, it was issued to personnel trained in trauma management.
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The United Kingdom
Pouch, Ammunition, Other Arms, DPM, IRR
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 United Kingdom
Bag, Ammunition
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 United Kingdom
Bandolier GP, DPM, IRR
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 United Kingdom
Cover, Canteen 1 litre, With Hexamine Pouch
The Carrier, Canteen, 1L With Hexamine Pouch was a versatile piece of gear produced by Web Force of Australia in the 1990s. Designed to hold a 1 quart canteen, it also had an external pouch that could fit a Hexi-cooker or a small survival kit. The cover was made with durable cotton webbing duck fabric and featured a DPCU pattern on the external side. It was a popular alternative to the issue M-1988 ICLCE canteen cover at the time.
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Australia
Pouch, Twin Cell, SLR
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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Australia
