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atthefront.com

Shoulder bag used to carry spare ammunition, hand-grenades, rifle-grenades or whatever miscellaneous items the soldier deemed necessary. In 1943, the Army began to phase in the new, darker shade of olive drab for their field gear. Contractors were permitted to use up existing stocks of the old color and phase in the new one which resulted in many items of equipment having mixed colors- hence the term "transitional". This version is made following the Philadelphia Quartermaster 299A specification, with olive drab number 3 body and olive drab number 7 trim. (Shoulder straps are OD3.) Same size as original bags. Includes shoulder strap. Approximate size: 11" x 5" x 8"

ranger.org

Frequently asked questions Is there a Ranger base near me? Check locations and contacts here: https://ranger.org/directory/ Who can join the U.S. Army Ranger Association? USARA has three levels of membership Regular, Associate, and Affiliate Regular membership is open to Tabbed and Scrolled Rangers. Scroll Rangers...

whatpriceglory.com

Authentic reproduction military uniforms, headwear, footwear, insignia, and field gear for collectors and reenactors. American, British, French, Canadian, Scottish, and Australian militaria from WWI, WWII, and the early Cold War.

replicaters.com

Classic Cartwright brown leather cowboy boots with stitched 12-inch shaft, pointed toe, and stacked heel — handcrafted in premium goat leather for authentic Western riding comfort and timeless style.

blightymilitaria.com

An original Rhodesian Army Brushstroke camouflage shirt made by 'Statesman' and dating from the 1960s.  This pattern of camouflage was worn by Rhodesian units from 1965 until 1980 and has become one of the classic disruptive patterns today and is still in use in some parts of the world. This example is an original which dates from the 1960s.  The shirt is made of cotton and features a screen printed camouflage pattern of brown and green strokes on a tan background. The shirt features a fully buttoning front, short sleeves and an open face collar. Inside the neck the original label is still present and is a typical style used during the 1960s, bearing the manufacturer's name of 'Statesman'. The shirt is a small size which will suit a 36" chest depending on desired fit. When laid flat it measures -  Chest - 21" Shoulders - 17" The condition of the shirt is very good with only limited signs of age and wear. The printed pattern is still bright and overall the shirt is very wearable. It is however a vintage item which may have small issues commensurate with age so please take time to study the pictures before purchasing.  A nice original shirt in a striking, classic camouflage pattern and complete with its original label and insignia.  This is a vintage item which is 'sold as seen'

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williamlennon.co.uk

Built for hard work, tough terrain and the most rugged conditions. The design is a compilation of the high leg Canadian Mark III & Mark IV combat boots. We've taken detailing and components from both styles to create our toughest boot to date.

sofmilitary.co.uk

soldiers of fortune supplies historically accurate replica clothing and equipment from ww1, ww2 and the vietnam conflict, with the largest collection of replica uniforms and equipment in the world. buy ww1, ww2 and vietnam war replica gear. many different eras, collections, and top brands to choose from.