M67 webbing reddit vietnam 307K subscribers in the airsoft community. The ALICE FA pouches are identical but have a metal snap. But nevertheless, it’s a cool kit, not too many people run with old school webbing anymore It's got 2 M56 ammo pouches, an M56 canteen pouch and canteen, an M67 canteen pouch, an M56 E-Tool Carrier, an M56 compass pouch, and an angled flashlight, on top of an M56 pistol belt and suspenders. Any additional questions, pics, just ask. Plastic canteens came into use in 1963, with initial contracts for 1962. My dad used to ask him what kind of backpacks and gear he would carry and he only said "My rifle, a knife, an backside pack, and a poncho liner". TankPorn is for all things Battle Tanks, Armored Fighting Vehicles, Armored Cars, Self-Propelled Guns and… 134 votes, 30 comments. 1st Marine Division: A US Marine Corps M67 flame-thrower tank in Vietnam. The US Army and Marines didn't place AT rockets down to the rifle squad levels until the 1960s. 35 votes, 24 comments. M-1956 gear is what you want for Vietnam. jungle jacket, slant pocket. 343K subscribers in the airsoft community. Guy Gabaldon, headquarters and service company, 2nd marine regiment, 2nd marine division, battle of saipan, 15th june to 9th july 1944. In Korea, Matt Ridgway, despite being a 4 star general and not actually engaging in combat anymore, carried around a fragmentation grenade hanging from the strap of his shoulder harness for his webbing (that earned him the nickname Old Iron Tits). Dated 1968. Davis Buckle Belt is size Medium, M67 Suspenders, M67 Sleeping roll carrier, M67 plastic snap canteen cover w/1970 canteen, M61 Buttpack, M56 Universal Pouch, M5 Original M1967 H suspenders. r/Vietnam sử dụng cả hai ngôn ngữ tiếng Việt và tiếng Anh. you’ll see marines ditching the m1961 suspenders for size L m1956 suspenders throughout the conflict. It’s still available and prices aren’t too bad. The USMC didn't have the LLCE/M1967 in their inventory, a few marines acquired it but it wasn't common. It did have limitations; it was shiny when new; being somewhat stiff, it made a rustling noise against vegetation; and it melted when exposed to high heat. No it is not anti-capitalism or the war for communism or any of that, the enemy just happene. 109 were produced. M67 webbing was the Neither were used in Vietnam, so ditch it all and buy a set of M56 webbing. 6% positive; Seller's other items Seller's other items; Contact seller; US $599. For headwear, I recommend an M1 pot helmet with a mitchel cover, or a boonie hat if you’re running on a budget. Dummy M67 "Baseball" Grenade. You're confusing it with M-1967 gear, which looks similar. m1961 for early-mid war and m1956 for late war. Please read the rules, Wiki/FAQ, and use the search bar! This is the largest collection of original and replica Vietnam US clothing, webbing and equipment from the Vietnam war, suitable for re-enactments, films and theatre productions. Aug 19, 2009 · FA is indeed First Aid; the M67 pouch is the same as the webbing M56 but in nylon, and has a plastic snap. FEATURES = 1 SLDING ALICE CLIP TO FIX TO BELT or front of YOKE SUSPENDERS ,DRAIN HOLE IN BASE AND STUD CLOSURE. A genuine U. Please read the rules, Wiki/FAQ, and use the search bar! Buy vietnam webbing products and get the best deals at the lowest prices on eBay! Great Savings & Free Delivery / Collection on many items But that said, there are much better plate carriers out there, ones that are lighter and lower profile than an IOTV, and it would be much easier to wear the webbing over that like a flak vest like many troops in Vietnam did. Officer's Sam Browne Equipment. Flashlight (not sure of the exact model name). Tiger Stripes…used by LRRPs/Rangers/SEALs (and occasionally by USN PBR/Monitor crew), not really by the average grunt. Almost no soldiers found the sleeping roll carrier necessary so its very rare to see it used. By 1968, the US Army began issuing it to mainline units, and by 1970, an almost full tran M67 webbing was designed in 1965 and the first trial sets were sent to Vietnam as early as January 1966 with the 5th Special Forces being issued some sets in May 1967. TankPorn is for all things Battle Tanks, Armored Fighting Vehicles, Armored Cars, Self-Propelled Guns and… FSN; 8465-935-6815 (size: Medium); Specification; MIL-B-43723; The M1967 individual equipment belt was made from olive drab nylon webbing and featured a quick release T-Slot Davis fastener, similar to the buckle on the P64 Lightweight Rucksack waist belt. You can also get some jungle boots, as they look really good when worn with the pants. 307K subscribers in the TankPorn community. New, high quality inert replica US M67 "Baseball" hand grenade with authentic looking, cast iron body, fuse assembly, spoon, ring and pin. For collectors of militaria, a rare find is the US Army issue M67 ALICE WEBBING canteen/water bottle, pouch, and cup from the Vietnam War era. The Vietnam liner webbing are attached with rivets, whereas the later ones have a detachable suspension system. There's no need to send in a tank to burn out an enemy position when A: the tank would be put in great risk, and B: you can use your own infantry portable ordnance and/or call in artillery to clear the position. Probably about '68/'69. M67 Flamethrower tank with US Marines clearing out a Vietcong stronghold in the city of Hue, 1968 Vietnam Hello! This is the global dual-language Reddit home of the country Vietnam. TankPorn is for all things Battle Tanks, Armored Fighting Vehicles, Armored Cars, Self-Propelled Guns and… View community ranking In the Top 5% of largest communities on Reddit. Please read the rules, Wiki/FAQ, and use the search bar! 1. 357K subscribers in the airsoft community. 121K subscribers in the USMC community. M56 ompass/first aid pouch that I use as deathrag pouch Original bipod with (I presume) m67 nylon pouch from AMS Blatantly false. One still has the h-harness connecting strap, and the other has it cut. About the camouflage, by 1983 M81 camo had been adopted though it hadn't fully replace the older ERDL and olive drab fatigues were pretty much in use. LLCE("M1967") started to arrive in Vietnam in the fall of 1968. Nothing about this looks retro. This doesn't make sense to me. For the helmet, bug juice is probably the best, but also a can opener was pretty common to see, cards are a bit more controvercial but personally I enjoy them as I saw them on few pics in 'nam. Are they useable enough for this purpose or will I be better suited with a backpack? Here ya go. FOR SALE! REAL ALICE / M67 NYLON WEBBING IN OLIVE GREEN NYLON WEBBING, CLASSIC 326255590323 Of course they recover it if possible but it usually isn't. The M67 was essentially a purpose built modified design of the M48 Patton. Although you do see the odd pic of webbing over. 5 ounce more explosive by weightbut the M67 has Comp B compared to Mk3's TNT, so M67 has an extra 0. Similar to the current issue GI style hand grenade. Velcro modern style mags on a modern chest rig with plastic buckles. We have sourced original Vietnamese and U. Mitchell Pattern Helmet Cover Looking to sale a set of Nylon M67 Webbing Gear from the Vietnam Era. For Vietnam, M1956/61 was far and away the most common pattern for the US Army. Reply reply APrettyFatWalrus Buy Webbing Militaria (1961-1975/Vietnam War) and get the best deals at the lowest prices on eBay! Great Savings & Free Delivery / Collection on many items -Webbing (All from soldier of fortune unless stated otherwise) 3x m56 ammo pouches (one on my buttpack). 50. Bartack the webbing to the bag with a larger piece of webbing between the daisy chain and the EPLX, then stitch the larger piece of webbing, then seamtape everything inside the bag. Countless officers wore ascots in combat, even into Vietnam. I do agree with you though, if I’m using a plate carrier then I may as well use a chest rig. 43K subscribers in the Militariacollecting community. Question Redcatchers: 2-3rd Infantry, 199th Infantry Brigade in South Vietnam US ARMY ISSUE M67 ALICE WEBBING canteen / WATER BOTTLE ,POUCH, CUP Vietnam war - £65. 07 us army vietnam war m67 webbing davis belt. What might fit in your hardware from one company won't from another despite both being the same gov ID, especially for hardware that only comes measured in metric like Fidlock buckles. . M1967 didn't get over there until 1968-69, and you typically got a belt, a canteen cover, or a field dressing pouch. This style of grenade replaced the M26 "Lemon" style grenade Salty. You see the riverboat guys with flaks vs life jackets so you get the Army’s duds were considered particularly unattractive. TankPorn is for all things Battle Tanks, Armored Fighting Vehicles, Armored Cars, Self-Propelled Guns and… 35K subscribers in the N_N_N community. Go down to your local surplus store or firearms store, they should help. 62mm rifle so would be a bit off (Aussie Nam load out with SLR maybe). I use old Vietnam webbing given by my Vietnam veteran friend. C. I’m guessing body armour trumped any gear access issue. It includes a set of 2 30rd M1967 Magazine pouches both dated 1969, one entrenching tool pouch dated 1970. Alice webbing is very easily confused with M67 which is very similar to Alice but they are to different things. Avoid M1967 gear as it came in country after the M-14 was phased out. Nov 2, 2024 · REAL ALICE / M67 NYLON WEBBING IN OLIVE GREEN NYLON WEBBING, CLASSIC LATE VIETNAM WAR KIT. The US Army no longer fielded flamethrower tanks but the Marine Corps deployed several to Vietnam. a marine theme war belt would be more like the "canvas jungle first aid kit"on the rear of the pistol belt flanked by a 319K subscribers in the TankPorn community. US ARMY ISSUE M67 ALICE WEBBING canteen / WATER BOTTLE ,POUCH, CUP Vietnam war - £65. Posted by u/Panzerfaust354 - 1 vote and no comments Yeah the Alice pack isn’t a Vietnam piece of gear it wouldn’t be a thing until the late 70s and not being rolled out to US troops until the early 80s. However, ALICE wasn't adopted until 1973 and didn't make it to Vietnam. Also, wrong. Get the Reddit app Scan this QR code to download the app now South Korean soldiers train with a Vietnam War-era 90mm M67 recoilless rifle on 03 May 2024 [4885 x 316K subscribers in the TankPorn community. now if you’re making a specific impression i would research pictures of the particular unit during specific time frames to see what the actual soldiers did, but from my experience m1961 is the USMC’s default web system through the conflict 316K subscribers in the TankPorn community. I'm in the process of doing up second set, with 2nd pat mag pouches, M61 buttpack and M67 canteen pouches for a more late war kit. The m67 was the exact same equipment except it was made out of nylon and had plastic buttons and buckles. Before that, every rifle squad had AT rifle grenade launcher assigned to numerous riflemen, plus every rifle company had recoilless rifles and Super Bazookas for AT duties, and every battalion had a dedicated AT tank platoon with vehicle mounted recoilless rifles. More common to see webbing under the flak though. Both are still very functional. Ebay has lots of great stuff, and you can see a full infantry rig here. s. Vietnam War era inert/deactivated M67 grenade & transit container. Looking to sale a set of Nylon M67 Webbing Gear from the Vietnam Era. In the event of a WW3 they'd probably used everything they got. I would say that the most common rucksack for marines was the m1942 ruck early war (Look up vietnam era m1942 ruck) and ARVN rucks late war. Vietnam War is "The Patriotic War of Resistance against US neo-imperialism". In this third interview with Rabbi Rabenold, 1st Force Recon Company, we discuss his first tour in 1967, specifically the role of 1st Force Recon during Operation Union I and Union II. I’ve seen it both ways. January, 1966 This is from a quick Google search "The pin on a common M67 grenade requires about 7 to 11 pounds of force to pull. Im not very knowledgeable on Vietnam web gear and only know the basics. It is what was used by all troops throughout the war. Reply reply P. " Vietnam M1967 Nylon H Suspenders M67 Original Used View All Leather and Webbing Equipment. Today I will be going over the Pre-1967 and Post-1967 US Marine Corps webbing and the changes made after 1967 and the adoption of the M16A1!- A big thank yo They liked to use a WW2 BAR web belt instead of more modern webbing simply because the BAR belt has less metal bits to clang around and they would hold more M16 mags than the other webbing types. the equipment you buy just has to work really. 3x canteen with m56 canteen cover. Could only find Canadian 1982 pattern and some used 1964 pattern webbing, the first is basically Canadian Alice gear and the second is used with the C1 7. $27 (approx conversion For collectors of militaria, a rare find is the US Army issue M67 ALICE WEBBING canteen/water bottle, pouch, and cup from the Vietnam War era. 5 ounce of explosive by relative effectivness. FOR SALE! For collectors of militaria, a rare find is the US Army issue 235387003194 Buy United States Army Webbing Militaria (1961-1975/Vietnam War) and get the best deals at the lowest prices on eBay! Great Savings & Free Delivery / Collection on many items Dec 8, 2010 · My grandfather was a marine amphibious recon instructor and served in Vietnam. GENUINE US MARINES USMC / US ARMY issue ! jungle jacket, slant pocket. For a Vietnam kit you’re going to need M1956 webbing, the suspenders are exact and so is the holster and buttpack but everything else is more common for a Desert Storm kit. 976 subscribers in the Molon_Labe community. which wasn't common but was tested and used from time, mostly m67 belts from that set but m56 is the safest bet. This community is designed for collectors and enthusiasts alike to display their collection… You could still see, like you've said, M69's throughout the 1980's, or elements from the m67 webbing. 319K subscribers in the TankPorn community. 2 m1967 canteen REAL ALICE / M67 NYLON WEBBING IN OLIVE GREEN NYLON WEBBING, CLASSIC LATE VIETNAM WAR KIT. Senior NCOs had their own customs too. Bartack the webbing with a piece of cordura 500D (I have some left) as a backing piece (+ seal the seams with liquid sealant from inside ?) D. There are also three small buckles attached to the inside of the liner used to attach the nape strap. Come and take them Welcome to Vietnam! This is a sub for anyone who are interested in democratic, liberal Vietnam / Chào mừng đến Việt Nam! Đây là sub dành cho bất cứ ai quan tâm một đất nước Việt Nam Dân chủ, Tự do Apr 18, 2009 · i think for the most part the marines still used the M-41 field pack canvas or nylon type for the most of the war but i have seen the odd photo of marine recon guys with canvas buttpacks and M-56 web gear ,also the odd photo of a regular line Infantry marine with them. There are plenty of Vietnamese and "Vietnamese". Jun 1, 2020 · It's got 2 M56 ammo pouches, an M56 canteen pouch and canteen, an M67 canteen pouch, an M56 E-Tool Carrier, an M56 compass pouch, and an angled flashlight, on top of an M56 pistol belt and suspenders. Clear date on the one with the cut strap, 1969. M1956 webbing is a must have for a Vietnam kit, but if they’re too expensive, ALICE webbing works too (although not really that time accurate). Also, M67 is slightly heavier, but Mk3 has 1. They would send these guys into enemy territory with minimal gear and leave them there to rely on themselves for survival. The item is in great condition, with all pieces intact and original, carrier dated 1968 its faint and heart to clearly make out, but For collectors of militaria, a rare find is the US Army issue M67 ALICE WEBBING canteen/water bottle, pouch, and cup from the Vietnam War era. 00. It all works, no need to spend hundreds on equipment. Nylon duck and webbing proved to be lightweight, unaffected by mildew, fast-drying as it absorbed little water, and resisted abrasion well. TankPorn is for all things Battle Tanks, Armored Fighting Vehicles, Armored Cars, Self-Propelled Guns and… Feb 15, 2009 · Hey guys, I'm planning on putting together a rig for a corpsman, marine recon-Vietnam. Pistolbelt. In fact, older stuff is generally more durable for the materials they use. 1908 Webbing High Quality. 2 Sets Vietnam US Army USMC M-1956 M56 Combat Suspenders Webbing differs A LOT between different webbing mills both in quality, finish, and tolerance. Also 1969 means you can get some m67 eq. Pulling a grenade pin out with one's teeth is possible but would most likely remove the teeth as well. S. collectables, all of which are authentic memorabilia dating back to the 1970s Vietnam era. This isn't vietnam. It's a scene from a 1960 film called "Hell to eternity", based on the heroics of Pfc. Get app Get the Reddit app Log It was a predecessor to ALICE and was most commonly issued through Vietnam. Chào mừng bạn đến với ngôi nhà trên Reddit của Việt Nam. GENUINE US ARMY USMC issue VIETNAM WAR M67 ALICE WEBBING compass / bandage POUCH - £11. CONDITION = A RARE HARD TO FIND BELT IN ANY CONDITION , IT HAS USE N WEAR , WORN USED BUT STILL GOOD BELT AS IN PICTURES A 3rd Marine Division M67 Flamethrower Tank in action near Da Nang, Vietnam. But from what little I remember of in school. If you can’t afford all the pieces of a M1956 setup, the budget alternative is to just get a ChiCom chest rig if you want to it look Vietnam like. Official Unofficial USMC forum for anything Marine Corps related. 310K subscribers in the TankPorn community. In 1965 research into nylon equipment created the M1967 gear, which did not reach Vietnam until 1968 in small testing phases. Special Forces M67 Webbing, LBE Gear Original Vietnam War M1967 M67 LBE Equipment Suspenders Dated 1968. The grenade is in good condition with original yellow stencil paint and green paint and is dated 1973, comes with the M213 time fuse with fly off handle, also includes the safety pin plus the safety Get the Reddit app Scan this QR code to download the app now P69 webbing setup . SIZE = TO FIT THE VIETNAM WAR ISSUE FFD BANDAGE OR COMPASS. The M69 lacks the internal fragmentation sleeve and has a hole in the Posted by u/Lost-Engineer-2536 - 7 votes and 3 comments The last flamethrower tank of the US, the USMC Flame Thrower Tank M67 or M67 "Zippo" here in action in Vietnam, 1968. Genuine US Army M67 nylon suspenders. Originally developed in late 1950's the M67 replaced the M61. FOR SALE! For collectors of militaria, a rare find is the US Army issue 235245227677 US Vietnam Era M56/M67 field gear set. FOR SALE! For collectors of militaria, a rare find is the US Army issue 235368731988 REAL ALICE / M67 NYLON WEBBING IN OLIVE GREEN NYLON WEBBING, CLASSIC LATE VIETNAM WAR KIT. Supergrade condition only light use, nice clear stamps. I made a vid about this system. Long suspenders. Dec 8, 2010 · Has anyone used the m1967 or alice web gear? I am looking to get a buttpack and two water bottle pouches and maybe two larger ammo pouches to go along with a bedroll for a minamilist summer overnight kit. Flamethrowers in general became less and less effective, and infantry portable anti-tank weapons became more and more effective and common. The M67s are meant to represent the M3A1 satans of the 2nd and 4th tank battalions, usmc. Nobody got full sets of nylon gear until the post-Vietnam ALICE sets started getting issued. For what to put inside, I would say get some vietnam c-rations, a vietnam mess kit, maybe some period correct books, and usgi That is ALICE gear in the picture, so it is exactly what was used in the Gulf War. It's a reproduction, and at best it's a reproduction of an M30 practice grenade, which actually had a cast body (the M26/61 was a sheet metal outer shell) but this takes modern fuze threads and doesn't have the RFX and number code like "M12" cast into it, and I would bet anything that it's a practice fuze painted green. An M1919A4 MG is mounted on the commander's cupola to the right. Early body armor was specifically built to resist fragmentation- WWII flak jackets worn by bomber crews to protect against fragments from AA guns, as well as Vietnam-era nylon-based M69 vests, all the way up to the PASGT system in the '80s, which was only rated for pistols and fragmentation. 129 votes, 16 comments. 2K votes, 56 comments. Atleast for the M67 versions it’s somewhat correct since the M228 fuze is actually used on the practice version of the M67, however… The actual practice version of the M67 is the M69, which much like a real M67 is made of 2 stamped steel halves joined in the center. rare m67 webbing davis webbing belt m67 nylon alice belt , with the rare metal davis quick release buckle , and fully adjustbale for fit SIZE = MEDIUM = SHOULD FIT 28" UP TO A 36" WAIST . Personally I like webbing over for ease of access but original Vietnam pics tell a diff story. There is no truth and everything is propaganda. For all things airsoft. The headband is attached to the suspension webbing. These are not correct for Vietnam. 2 m1967 canteen I've personally never heard of marines using m52 rucks but maybe it happened. m56 buttpack. TankPorn is for all things Battle Tanks, Armored Fighting Vehicles, Armored Cars, Self-Propelled Guns and… Depend on what platform you are using. No shit sherlock. Offically called M1967 Modified Load Carrying Equipment it was issued along side the M56 webbing as individual items became available complete sets were not sent out until 1970. This was originally the way I wanted to go with my kit. This piece was issued to US Special Forces and is a great addition to any collection of militaria from this time period. The m67 gear existed in its earliest iteration and saw field use possibly as far back as 1966. Original caption: Flame tank in action spraying its deadly napalm. Most of the ones they've captured were when the Russians were retreating quickly from Kyiv or Kherson so the front line moved rapidly past them so it was safe for the Ukrainians to solve whatever problem caused the Russians to abandon them in the first place such as refueling those that ran out of fuel, repairing those that had a Buying Vietnam era gear can be tricky since many army surplus stores will try to pass off ALICE gear as Vietnam era With an M-14 you want to be using M1956 pattern stuff, which is cotton not nylon. Not for a Vietnam kit, unless you’re doing “Vietnam 2: Revengence”. My Vietnam War M67 field pack! (Dated 1970) comments A US Marine Corps M67 flame-thrower tank of the 1st Marine Division in Vietnam.
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