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This first canteen set is definitely IDF, and I suspect so is the second one:
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Canteens and Field Gear
Wolverine- Major
- Name : Andrew
Location : Canada
Registration date : 2014-01-18
Number of posts : 1393
Wolverine- Major
- Name : Andrew
Location : Canada
Registration date : 2014-01-18
Number of posts : 1393
While I am here, here are a few other pieces. Has anyone ever come across an Israeli etool and/or carrier?
I am not sure if the suspenders are made from recycled ME Co parts, of if they are actually made for the IDF by Mills. After all, there is no sign of a broad arrow.
I am not sure if the suspenders are made from recycled ME Co parts, of if they are actually made for the IDF by Mills. After all, there is no sign of a broad arrow.
masive- Junior Sergeant
- Name : Marc
Location : Germany
Registration date : 2016-10-11
Number of posts : 105
Nice Items.
If it is allowed I Post some of my Items of the IDF, so it is in one Thread. First Belt, Pouches and Canteen:
If it is allowed I Post some of my Items of the IDF, so it is in one Thread. First Belt, Pouches and Canteen:
masive- Junior Sergeant
- Name : Marc
Location : Germany
Registration date : 2016-10-11
Number of posts : 105
Then one Small Pack and Large Pack Used by the IDF:
Wolverine- Major
- Name : Andrew
Location : Canada
Registration date : 2014-01-18
Number of posts : 1393
Great stuff - the markings on your small pack seem to confirm that Mills made this stuff directly for the IDF. I had never seen the correct shoulder straps before.
masive- Junior Sergeant
- Name : Marc
Location : Germany
Registration date : 2016-10-11
Number of posts : 105
Wolverine wrote:Great stuff - the markings on your small pack seem to confirm that Mills made this stuff directly for the IDF.
Thank you. That were my thoughts too, as I see this Pack.
Wolverine wrote: I had never seen the correct shoulder straps before.
Me too. So I decided to buy it.
michelwijnand- Lieutenant
- Name : Michel Wijnand
Age : 34
Location : The Netherlands
Registration date : 2016-11-09
Number of posts : 746
Here's my canteen as discussed before, similar to yours with the hooks, also has a white tag inside
masive- Junior Sergeant
- Name : Marc
Location : Germany
Registration date : 2016-10-11
Number of posts : 105
Here are some other items, put on a mannequin. You See the IDF pack and a NBC Bag.
masive- Junior Sergeant
- Name : Marc
Location : Germany
Registration date : 2016-10-11
Number of posts : 105
A Duffle bag....
masive- Junior Sergeant
- Name : Marc
Location : Germany
Registration date : 2016-10-11
Number of posts : 105
To answer your quesetion on a etool Carrier: I have never see one. I have a Photo wehre you can See one. Maybe it is an US Carrier. But I am Not sure.
michelwijnand- Lieutenant
- Name : Michel Wijnand
Age : 34
Location : The Netherlands
Registration date : 2016-11-09
Number of posts : 746
I'm curious as to what the earliest dated webbing part anyone here has of the webbing like in Wolverine's pics.
The normal British type stuff (either reissued and/or made for them) was used before this type, along with some US and other WW2 stuff, like reworked German bayonets etc.
The normal British type stuff (either reissued and/or made for them) was used before this type, along with some US and other WW2 stuff, like reworked German bayonets etc.
Ostravak- Corporal
- Location : Czech Republic
Registration date : 2018-01-08
Number of posts : 20
Hello,
please could you tell me in what way the small/large pack M37 was attached to the rest of webbing? Where are hooks of L straps attached to the "H" shoulder straps?
Thank you for help
please could you tell me in what way the small/large pack M37 was attached to the rest of webbing? Where are hooks of L straps attached to the "H" shoulder straps?
Thank you for help
masive- Junior Sergeant
- Name : Marc
Location : Germany
Registration date : 2016-10-11
Number of posts : 105
As I know they didn't attached them to the webbing itself. They use them only as sholuder Straps for the pack.
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