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Cotton universal ammunition pouch. Very nice condition.
Unused bandolier for 40mm grenade launcher cartridges. Date of manufacture unmarked. Cotton strap.
Unused H harness M1956 second model. Size L.
Original packed kit for mountain units. Year of manufacture 1969.
Montagnard Tribal Group of the Republic of Viet Nam manual published by the US Army Special Warfare School in 1965. The manual includes a map with the locations of the different tribes.
Unused originally packed gas mask M17A1 (Mask, Protective, Field)- Made in 1969. Inspected in 1972. Size Medium.
Lightly used "buttpack" Field Pack, Combat, M-1956. Year of manufacture 1962.
Unused M17 gas mask from 1969. Size Medium. The mask comes with plastic-wrapped visors and a "chemical" green cap for the field bottle and bag. There are filters in the mask. Screw-on filter intake covers are not included.
Unused M-16 Rifle Butt Pocket and Strap Assembly.
Unused Leggings, CTN, Khaki. Size 5. 1960s production - DSA contract 1-8025.
Commemorative plaque 21st Vietnamese Ranger Bn. Material lacquered wood. On the plaque is a label with the text "Presented to CPT. Douglas H. Milss Senior Advisor May 69 - Nov 69. Dimensions 18cm x 25,5cm.
Used MACV patch—design with a thin edge.
Unused cartridge belt pouch for M-60 machine gun. Material impregnated cotton. Long term storage.
Used M51 Parka, Extreme Cold Weather (Fishtail). Rare contract DSA-1-9230 from 1965. Size X-Small.
Introduced in 1971 as part of the LINCLOE (Lightweight Individual Clothing & Equipment) program that lead to the ALICE system, these nylon pouches accommodated three thirty-round magazinesfor the M16 rifle. Though the later LC-1 cases had the same grenade pockets on each side and suspender snap eyelet on the back, the LINCLOE pouch uniquely had individual flap covers for each magazine compartment. The flaps were designed to ensure that the magazines remained in their proper positions when one was removed, but they also slowed magazine removal.USMC adopted the LINCLOE pouches in 1972 and Marines guarding the U.S. embassy in Saigon in April 1975 are thought to have carried them.
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