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An illustrated guide to everything that Vietnam-era American GIs and their allies carried into battle. Will appeal to historians, modelers, collectors, and reenactors of the Vietnam War.
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An illustrated guide to everything that Vietnam-era American GIs and their allies carried into battle. Will appeal to historians, modelers, collectors, and reenactors of the Vietnam War.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Elite
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Seitenzahl: 64
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. Januar 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 182mm x 10mm
- Gewicht: 230g
- ISBN-13: 9781472819055
- ISBN-10: 1472819055
- Artikelnr.: 44973241
- Elite
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Seitenzahl: 64
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. Januar 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 182mm x 10mm
- Gewicht: 230g
- ISBN-13: 9781472819055
- ISBN-10: 1472819055
- Artikelnr.: 44973241
Gordon L. Rottman, illustrated by Adam Hook
Introduction: the Vietnamese environment
as it affected personal LBE - listing of 'Free World' (allied) forces which used US equipment in Vietnam. /Development: background and development of the US Army M1956 LBE. /M1956 Load Bearing Equipment - description and use of this most widely seen pattern. /M1967 Modernized Load Bearing Equipment
developed specifically in response to experience in Vietnam. /US Marine M1961 Load Carrying Equipment. /ANZAC web equipment - description of British and M1956 LBE copies used by Australian and New Zealand forces. /Special reconnaissance equipment - description and use of specialized equipment by MACV-SOG
Special Forces
and Long Range Reconnaissance Patrol units. /World War II & Korean War vintage equipment - as used mostly by South Vietnamese forces
but in some use by US forces. /Indigenous equipment - description and use of low-cost equipment for Vietnamese forces
provided by the CIA's Counterintelligence Support Office. /Life in the Boonies - use of the equipments in the field
as shaped by differing terrain
climate
evolving weapons and procedures
and personal preferences (covering
e.g.
procedures for movement
bivouacking
preparing food
perimeter defense and security
outposts
ambushes
etc.) /Conclusion. /Select Bibliography.
as it affected personal LBE - listing of 'Free World' (allied) forces which used US equipment in Vietnam. /Development: background and development of the US Army M1956 LBE. /M1956 Load Bearing Equipment - description and use of this most widely seen pattern. /M1967 Modernized Load Bearing Equipment
developed specifically in response to experience in Vietnam. /US Marine M1961 Load Carrying Equipment. /ANZAC web equipment - description of British and M1956 LBE copies used by Australian and New Zealand forces. /Special reconnaissance equipment - description and use of specialized equipment by MACV-SOG
Special Forces
and Long Range Reconnaissance Patrol units. /World War II & Korean War vintage equipment - as used mostly by South Vietnamese forces
but in some use by US forces. /Indigenous equipment - description and use of low-cost equipment for Vietnamese forces
provided by the CIA's Counterintelligence Support Office. /Life in the Boonies - use of the equipments in the field
as shaped by differing terrain
climate
evolving weapons and procedures
and personal preferences (covering
e.g.
procedures for movement
bivouacking
preparing food
perimeter defense and security
outposts
ambushes
etc.) /Conclusion. /Select Bibliography.
Introduction: the Vietnamese environment
as it affected personal LBE - listing of 'Free World' (allied) forces which used US equipment in Vietnam. /Development: background and development of the US Army M1956 LBE. /M1956 Load Bearing Equipment - description and use of this most widely seen pattern. /M1967 Modernized Load Bearing Equipment
developed specifically in response to experience in Vietnam. /US Marine M1961 Load Carrying Equipment. /ANZAC web equipment - description of British and M1956 LBE copies used by Australian and New Zealand forces. /Special reconnaissance equipment - description and use of specialized equipment by MACV-SOG
Special Forces
and Long Range Reconnaissance Patrol units. /World War II & Korean War vintage equipment - as used mostly by South Vietnamese forces
but in some use by US forces. /Indigenous equipment - description and use of low-cost equipment for Vietnamese forces
provided by the CIA's Counterintelligence Support Office. /Life in the Boonies - use of the equipments in the field
as shaped by differing terrain
climate
evolving weapons and procedures
and personal preferences (covering
e.g.
procedures for movement
bivouacking
preparing food
perimeter defense and security
outposts
ambushes
etc.) /Conclusion. /Select Bibliography.
as it affected personal LBE - listing of 'Free World' (allied) forces which used US equipment in Vietnam. /Development: background and development of the US Army M1956 LBE. /M1956 Load Bearing Equipment - description and use of this most widely seen pattern. /M1967 Modernized Load Bearing Equipment
developed specifically in response to experience in Vietnam. /US Marine M1961 Load Carrying Equipment. /ANZAC web equipment - description of British and M1956 LBE copies used by Australian and New Zealand forces. /Special reconnaissance equipment - description and use of specialized equipment by MACV-SOG
Special Forces
and Long Range Reconnaissance Patrol units. /World War II & Korean War vintage equipment - as used mostly by South Vietnamese forces
but in some use by US forces. /Indigenous equipment - description and use of low-cost equipment for Vietnamese forces
provided by the CIA's Counterintelligence Support Office. /Life in the Boonies - use of the equipments in the field
as shaped by differing terrain
climate
evolving weapons and procedures
and personal preferences (covering
e.g.
procedures for movement
bivouacking
preparing food
perimeter defense and security
outposts
ambushes
etc.) /Conclusion. /Select Bibliography.