Aviator Kit Bag, used by airborne troops. A few US paratroopers carried a kit bag when they jumped into Normandy. Closed by zip and studs. 60x60x30 cm, capacity 77 liters.
US Army sleeping bag, khaki, warn and compact.
Upper: 100% Polyester
Lining: 100% Cotton Filling: 100% Polyester Pack bag: 100% Polyester Dimensions: 185 x 75 cm Pack size: 40 x 24 x 29 cm Weight: 1700 g Extreme range: until ca. 0 degrees - swen pack bag (also usable as head pad) - sleeping bag also usable as a blanket - 2-way-zipper - zipper-stick-protection (hook and loop closure) - warmth collar along the zipper
Raincoat US style, with hood and pockets. Perfect for your reenactments.
100% Polyester, Polyvinylchlorid coated Weight: 200 g/qm - 2 big pockets on the front with flap - integrated hood in the collar
Nice reproduction of the reinforced M-1942 paratrooper jump suit, jacket and pants. Model used in Normandy during D-Day, reinforced at the elbows, pockets and knees. US size.
Delivered with a 82nd Airborne Division shoulder sleeve insignia, you can easily replace it with a 101st Airborne Divsion.
US sizes.
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