US Military Coyote Camelbak BFM 72 Hour Airborne Jump Pack 1mag The Eagle Industries khaki SFLCS Type:Gen II (No Velcro Front)

Name: US Military Coyote Camelbak BFM 72 Hour Airborne Jump Pack 1mag The Eagle Industries khaki SFLCS Type:Gen II (No Velcro Front)
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US Military Coyote Camelbak BFM 72 Hour Airborne Jump Pack 1mag The Eagle Industries khaki SFLCS Type:Gen II (No Velcro Front) The Eagle Industries khaki SFLCS drop leg panel is a modular MOLLE platform designed to attach to a belt and secure around the thigh for mounting pouches and mission equipment Marine Corps personnel for use with dress and service uniforms during formal and ceremonial duties Built to military specifications • Color: Coyote brown• Capacity: Approximately 45 liters (72 hour load)• Hydration: Includes 100 oz (3

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