Since the first known carlisle packet is dated 1922, it's logical to think that the M1924 pouch was its natural companion, but until now I saw only WWII era pouches. It's possible that this model wasn't produced immediately considering the huge amount of surplus M1910 pouches available.
Individual Medical Pouches
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Posted 06 April 2012 - 02:16 PM
This is my first "operational" post so I beg your pardon in advance if I do mistakes :-)
Here a close up view of my M-1917 first aid packet.
A question: is M-1917 an "official" denomination? I heard of two patterns that are mainly identifiable by the shape of the pull ring. Am I right?
Was this type of F.A. Packet distributed till it was superseded by M-1924 one?
I'm eager to learn.....
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Here a close up view of my M-1917 first aid packet.
A question: is M-1917 an "official" denomination? I heard of two patterns that are mainly identifiable by the shape of the pull ring. Am I right?
Was this type of F.A. Packet distributed till it was superseded by M-1924 one?
I'm eager to learn.....
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(Lt.Col. Giuseppe Galliano, Adua March the 1st, 1896)
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Posted 29 April 2012 - 11:09 AM
My M-1924 made by Bearse in 1942
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Gentlemen, arrange yourselves with your men and let’s see to die a dignified death.
(Lt.Col. Giuseppe Galliano, Adua March the 1st, 1896)
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Posted 06 May 2012 - 11:52 AM
This is my first "operational" post so I beg your pardon in advance if I do mistakes :-)
Here a close up view of my M-1917 first aid packet.
A question: is M-1917 an "official" denomination? I heard of two patterns that are mainly identifiable by the shape of the pull ring. Am I right?
Was this type of F.A. Packet distributed till it was superseded by M-1924 one?
I'm eager to learn.....
Good item,very nice. Though while I cant offer any information on dates of metal first aid bandages cases, I courteously point out that for "official denomination" the correct U.S. Military term will be 'OFFICIAL DESIGNATION".
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Posted 07 May 2012 - 10:26 AM
Good item,very nice. Though while I cant offer any information on dates of metal first aid bandages cases, I courteously point out that for "official denomination" the correct U.S. Military term will be 'OFFICIAL DESIGNATION".
Thanks Patches! I make a note of that. Learning keeps people young ;-)
Gentlemen, arrange yourselves with your men and let’s see to die a dignified death.
(Lt.Col. Giuseppe Galliano, Adua March the 1st, 1896)
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