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Yup I have my original 4 I mean 1 as wellGot mine issued in 2001 and still have it... errrr, I have two. I mean, definitely one.
Yup I have my original 4 I mean 1 as well
the kitten loves the one you gave him, he also sometimes curls up inside that pack. loves the smell of afghanistan for some reason. he's an odd duck.
Last I knew mine was somewhere in South East Asia. Never used it much. To slippery to be of any good humping through the boonies. Coludn't keep the thing wrapped on a pack with canvas straps. It kept slipping out. Nice at night though when I had it and when it wasn't monsoon season.
In a dramatic revelation that is sure to rock active duty military and veteran communities all over the world, the Pentagon quietly released guidance that directs Central Issue Facilities across all US military activities to recall the “poncho liner,” a stuffing-filled nylon blanket which is perhaps the most popular and widespread piece of military equipment ever issued, and for commanders to ban the use of ones purchased on the civilian market. These unprecedented actions are reportedly being taken due to troop safety, budgeting, and climate change concerns.
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We usually called them "Green girls."
When I got to 3rd ID in Germany I had a "Marne Blazer" made. It was the standard issue rain coat with a poncho liner cut up and sewn into it. Obviously back before Goretex was invented....