The Admin bag draws inspiration from the design of the US M-18A1 Claymore mine bag, originally crafted for mine transportation. Rather than being discarded after its initial use, it frequently found new life as a carrier for notebooks, SOP manuals, and other similar items.
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The Pouch, Battery, Javelin, for a disposable lithium thermal battery, could attach to a trialed New Zealand Army field pack for Javelin missiles, that aimed to enable effective system carriage. The Pouch, textured nylon with DPM camouflage, PU lamination, and vinyl lining, closes securely with a webbing strap and buckle. The back face includes six PALS loops and two straps, originally three, with the middle one removed.
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The Field Pack, EOD Technician, a simplified version of the British 44-Pattern Haversack made of nylon, was issued by the Singaporean army. Originally designed with assigned compartments, this example had them removed. Fabricated with nylon and PU lamination, it features a plain lid secured with alloy buckles. The back has basic unpadded shoulder straps, and a simple waistband adjusts at the bottom. An obscure and interesting item.
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