Technical equipment, field tools, medical supplies, etc.
No. 5 Unit Medical Equipment Pack (WWII)
Stock Number Reference: Pack, Unit Medical Equipment, No. 5 Item Number: 9794800
Field Gear
Saunders’ Snake Bit Kit (Vietnam War)
Usage (print inside the lid): Apply toruniquet at once, placing it between body and bite. Loosen tourniquet every 15 minutes for a few second (about 10 seconds). Apply iodine to area around bite. Paint lancet blade with iodine. Make single longitudinal (long axis) incision ¼ inch deep over each fang […]
M19 7×50 Binocular (1977)
The M19, made for the US Army, is an unusual binocular. It employs a modular design, with interchangeable, pre-collimated, parts intended to simplify field servicing. The prism cluster is collimated in the factory using a reference jig and then cemented together. The objective and eyepiece assemblies are precision made to […]
Medical Instrument and Supply Set Case No.8 (1979)
Stock Number Reference: Case, Medical Instrument and Supply Set, Nonrigid, No.8 NSN: 6545-00-823-8165 (Inherited from M2 Jungle First Aid Pouch) Assign Date: Unknown Content list NSN Nomenclature Qty. Unit 6545-00-180-6239 Insert, First Aid Kit Case, Plastic, Olive Drab 1 ea 6505-00-914-3593 Povidone-Iodine, Solution, NF, 10%, 1/2 oz 1/50 bx 6508-00-110-1473 […]
Flying Helmet Camouflage Films (1980s)
Three sheets in one pack, ERDL camouflage / 6-color desert camouflage, 12″ x 12″ decal sheets, design for HGU-26/P flyer’s helmet. Stock Number Reference: Camouflage Film, Flying Helmet Color NSN Assign Date ERDL 8475-00-173-9054 1973-02-18 6-Color Desert 8475-01-094-4566 1980-05-09
Waterproof Match Box (1945)
Stock Number Reference: Box, Match, Waterproof Army Stock Number: 74-B-788-40
M-1924 First Aid Packet Pouch (1941)
Slightly smaller in vertical size than common M-1942 First Aid Packet Pouch. Stock Number Reference: Pocket, First Aid Packet, M-1924 Army Stock Number: 74-P-257
RT-278(A)/URC-10 Survival Radio
Also known as “RT-10” (Receiver/Transmitter 10). Used as survival radio by pilots and SOF operatives during the Vietnam War. This radio has an extension cable for the BA-1387 Mercury battery, to keep it warm in cold conditions. Battery: BA-1387/U (FSN: 6135-889-1485) Working Frequency: 243 MHz Only Output Power: 200 […]
Chemical Protective Casualty Bag (1980)
Stock Number Reference: Bag, Casualty, Chemical Protective NSN: 8465-01-079-9875 Assign Date: 1979-07-18
Nylon Non-Rigid Litter (1984)
Stock Number Reference: Litter, Non-Rigid, Poleless, Nylon NSN: 6530-00-783-7510 Assign Date: Unknown
M-1910 Intrenching Axe (1944)
Shown set dated 1944. Stock Number Reference: Axe Axe, Intrenching, M-1910, with Handle Army Stock Number: 74-A-100 Axe Carrier Axe, Intrenching, M-1910 Army Stock Number: 74-C-120
Carlisle Model First Aid Pack (WWII)
Developed by the US Army Medical Department Equipment Laboratory located in Carlisle Barracks in 1920. A piece of sterilized dressing and small pack of sulfanilamide powder were packed in brass or aluminum-foiled paper package. Carried in M-1942 First Aid Pack Pouch (or British made model). Stock Number Reference: First […]
M-1942 First Aid Packet / Lensatic Compass Case (1963)
Stock Number Reference: Case, First Aid Packet Or Lensatic Compass, M-1942 FSN: 8465-261-4999 Assing Date: Unknown
M-1942 First Aid Packet Pouch (1943)
Stock Number Reference: Pocket, First Aid Packet, M-1942 Army Stock Number: 74-P-260
Nylon Body Bag (1984)
Shown set contract number dated 1984. The outer nylon bag use with inner plastic mortuary bag. In the Vietnam War era field medic often carried few nylon body for litter use because the issued litters at that time were non-collapsible. Stock Number Reference: Nylon Body Bag Pouch, Human […]