Individual Medical Pouches

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This is a series of pics that are a bit dated now. I took them about 4 years ago and there is some additional info available now but I have not updated the pics.

 

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I thought I might add the KIT FIRST AID CAMOFLAGUED AVIATION INDIVIDUAL this is a Bureau of Aeronautics kit.The first picture of the pouch open is a borrowed picture.

 

[bilko1]

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[Keystone]

I posted these on the MCF forum but can't find the original photos so here are some updated ones:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

RIA 1913 date on the inside of pouch.

 

 

 

 

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[2ad82recon]

My "Long Pointed" Flap M1924 is made by Jeff QMD and dated 1942. For some reason its got the collecting "moniker" of Airborne as you see a lot of early 82nd and 101 troops with them in pictures. I dont think its strictly AIRBORNE but more of a general item and the long flap makes it easier to find and pull up to release the FAD in "combat".

[General Apathy]

 

Love all the good decent photos of the pouches, as there are a lot of WWI pouches on there, I thought I would show a white cotton rubberised version dated 1917, the black elastic band was on all of them, I had a pack of ten in orginal dated carton.

[artu44]

Hey General, I wonder why they did issue that black rubber string on paper wrapped packet. Mine is a dec.1917 and since WWI it didn't see sunlight until the seller took it out its pouch for this pic. Too bad we didn't find the rubber band, if any.

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Some more First Aid Pouches.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[bilko1]

Check the size of my fa pouch next to the long flap M1924 is this a short flap M1924?