The Malaysian Army’s field pack, introduced in 1970 and influenced by the previously issued Olive Drab version and the Australian M-56 (AUST) field pack, served Malaysian soldiers until its eventual replacement in 1994.
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The Pack, Patrol, Combat is an attachment for the Field Pack, serving as a secondary lid. It’s designed for quick and lightweight patrols, leaving the main pack behind. Made from durable nylon, it initially connected to a tactical vest and features protective foam for field radios. Camouflage and functional details complete this versatile pack.
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In 1988, the US Army introduced the Field Pack, Large, a departure from traditional designs, as part of the Individual Integrated Fighting System. Despite its innovations, mixed reviews, including comfort and load-carrying issues, led to its replacement with the MOLLE rucksack in 2021.
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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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