Australian Navy Cadets Rank Insignia Lieutenant Commander Awards Hexamine fuel is also known

Hexamine fuel is also known for its high efficiency and low emissions

– 80 to 50 litres using compression system with YKK Vislon zips– Main compartment: 60 expandable to 80 litres )– Internal divider (main compartment– 500D Multicam nylon Cordura used– 3 x base pouches with zip opening– 1000D Multicam nylon Cordura used for the base of the pack and the lower section– Base compression straps– Winter neck with 2 closure system using para-cord and barrel lock (Top and base)– Opening for routing coms– Dedicated internal pocket for Radio (PRC-117 or eq)– External MOLLE 18 columns x 3 rows top section– Side MOLLE 4 columns x 8 rows when not compressed– 3 Heavy Duty drag handles (50 to 25 mm webbing tape)– Base opening (ZIP) with SR buckle pre-opening– Harness and waistbelt utilises internal closed cell foam and airmesh– Ladder lock harness adjustment– Quick release system on each shoulder strap and SR buckle for waist belt– Multicam 500D Cordura PU coated– Harness Chest cinch– Harness Comms and hydration routing

ideal as a reserve or an “always packed” compass

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The BR821 binocular utilises patented porro prisms for images that are crisp and clear

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