Haversack, M1928, ARMY
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Haversack, M1928 is a field pack into which the enlisted man's individual equipment is rolled and carried when on the march. It is provided with shoulder straps and has attaching tabs for the bayonet and entrenching tools. The carrier, pack (which is included) is used to increase its carrying capacity when necessary to carry a full pack load. The mess tin pouch (also included) holds the complete mess kit. For a very informative article about the design and common use of the M1928 Haversack please visit this page.
Be it in the jungles of the South Pacific, the deserts of North Africa, the hedgerows of Normandy, or autobahn of Germany, this was the standard issue load carrying pack worn by nearly every regular US Army soldier in WWII. This pack was comprehensively designed to carry the extra underwear, personal items, rations, blanket, shelter, and other items that every soldier needed while on the move. Our version of this important piece of field equipment is replicated faithfully to the actual military specs and dimensions. We use our quality robust canvas and American mil-spec cotton webbing in the authentic shade of OD#3 and resists fading from the sun. We include the authentic "U.S." markings on both the haversack and the pack carrier. Our hardware meets the military specs for performance. Now, we include a genuine cowhide leather pack carrier attachment strap and leather utensil scabbards for the mess kit pouch. All leather items should be treated with a good quality conditioner such as our Huberd's Shoe Grease.
For a very informative and independent review of our M1928 Haversacks please read this page courtesy of Able Company, 5th Ranger Battalion (Mid West and East Coast USA).
Set includes haversack body, pack carrier with genuine cowhide leather attaching strap, and mess kit pouch with leather utensil scabbards.
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