1990's Issued U.S. Army Gear
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- All the gear I own (as of 15 Aug. 2023). All the gear one would have been issued in the 1980s or 1990s in the US Army. 1980s, 1990s US Army loadout/impression. I forgot some items, so watch all my videos so you don't miss anything!
Great video man you got lot of interesting equipment, I'm making a 82nd AD Captain kit myself and theres a lot of minor equipment people often forget about.
I'm european but hopefully there are lot of surplus stores around.
Yeah, the equipment used by the 82nd and 2nd Rgr Bn is almost exactly the same.
what an impressive collection, always blown away by how much kit you have. i love the 4th psychological special operations group beret..(cool grandpa) oh and top tip. you do need to clean those winter boots...unlike the jungle boots they do need to be maintained for waterproofing and longevity.
Nice collection, I like 80’s and 90’s gear the best
Same
definitely, nothing can match 80s gear aesthetic
Those PTs didn't come out until after the 90s. In the 90s we wore the grey goose PTS.
Thanks for sharing! I'm currently working on a 1980s and/or 1990-1991 Desert Storm 82nd AB Div kit. (I have alot of kit that would work for both.)
I don't have everything, but I'm well underway.
I'll list my kit below, for the whole 0.0000000001% of people who would care. Lol.
I have what may be an original DS graffitied Pasgt helmet woodland cover, 1983 Pasgt helmet, 82nd Airborne 6 color jacket, 1980s/1990s 82nd woodland m65 with air assault wings, 1970s m65 jacket liner, undersized boondockers from when my uncle was in the navy, oversized BDU pants qith belt also from when my uncle was in tbe navy, two brown undershirts from when my uncle was in the navy, late issue m1956 pistol belt, 1970s m16 ammo pouches, woodland chemical bag, multiple Army m81 woodland bdu jackets that aren't airborne patched but work with the m65, 1970s dust googles with clear and darkened lenses, maroon airborne beret without emblem, m81 repro cap...
And possibly more I have forgotten about.
Really cool kit im trying to do the same thing
I wish there were more 90s and 80s reenactors, and i wish they could all get together and do the biggest reenacent ever
@@Cletus0525 so true, best gear, best looks, although full alice gear hurts your shoulders like a mfr it's worth everything
Awesome dude! Thanks for filling in my request(s)!! Awesome video as always!
I'm always willing to help my subscribers!!
Just going to say that your collection is pretty impressive. Right now I have a PASGT vest & helmet (both M81), ALICE LC1 webbing, the M65 Pack, BDUs (temperate & hot weather) Panama Jungle Boots, as well as a full M81 MOPP suit (excluding overboots) and an M17A2. I've recently been getting into milsurp collection so I'm planning on trying to see if I can get my hands on other stuff like DBDU gear, cold weather gear or a DNC parka
Awesome Video My Dude!, I think the 80s and 90s was one of the best eras for the U.S military.
Saludos desde Monterrey México 🇲🇽 muy excelente colección 🤟
I've never seen the belt mounted chaplain pouch for the ALICE system, nor ever seen it documented anywhere but here. That's incredibly interesting. I've seen later pouches but not that one. Incredible collection man!
1990's or 1990s?
How heavy is the common gear deployment? 2 front pouches, 2 Canteens, the Buttpack itself, 1 Compass on the left Suspender. How heavy is all of them equipped with actual stuff inside? Is it difficult to walk on hills, or sprint? I have the "Basic kit" with the Belt, suspender, two pouches for now but with nothing to put inside them for now. Not to mention the Jungle Boots combined.
The basic kit is between 10-20 lbs. The weight is not enough to feel very heavy. It is not difficult to run if it is fitted correctly, keep it right above the waist.
@@1990schaplainMuch obliged. 👍