U.S ARMY MARINE CORPS M1956 AMMO MAGAZINE POUCH VIETNAM ERA 1950'S - 1970'S

Closure: Metal eyelet with cloth tab

Belt keepers: Two Alice Clips

Grenade Straps: One on each side with snap closure

Modified Item: No

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

Theme: Militaria

Original/Reproduction: Original

Suspender Strap with Hook: For weight transfer

Model: M-1956 (Model 1956)

Type: Small Arms Ammunition Pouch

Era: Late 1950s - Vietnam 1960s - 1970s

Material: Heavy Cotton Canvas

Color: OD Green (Shade 7)

Universal Ammo Pouch: Various clips

Condition: Used in good condition

Conflict: Vietnam (1961-75)

Experience a piece of military history with our genuine U.S. Army Marine Corps Model 1956 (M1956) Universal Ammo Magazine Pouch. Showcasing the durability and design from the late 1950s to the Vietnam era, this pouch is made from heavy-duty canvas in the classic OD Green (Shade 7), ensuring it's built to last. Designed to carry a wide range of ammunition types including M1 Garand, M14, BAR clips, and M1 or M2 Carbine rounds, it's a versatile accessory for collectors, reenactors, or anyone interested in militaria. Its thoughtful features, such as the metal eyelet with cloth tab closure, adjustable suspenders for weight transfer, and grenade straps, highlight its practical use in the field.

This ammo pouch stands as a testament to the resourcefulness and adaptability of soldiers during one of America's most challenging periods. With additions like Alice Clips for attaching to combat belts and side-mounted grenade carriers, it exemplifies the ingenuity of military design. While originally intended for different ammo types, modifications were made to better fit M16 clips, showcasing the evolution of military gear in response to the changing needs on the battlefield. Each pouch is a unique piece of history, reflecting the marks and wear of service, yet still in good condition to tell its story.

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