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    Need Help Identifying Captured NVA Pack

    Can anyone identify this pack? And did it have a special use? The pack was captured by a member of D Company, 2/12, 1st Cavalry Division during the Cambodian Incursion in 1970. I am not too farmiliar with communist gear but the pack does not look chi-com or anything to me and is pretty well made. Heavy canvas with metal hardware. Even has pads for the shoulders. No markings anywhere.



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    My NVA backpack radio is buried someplace in the garage so I can't compare right away, but it looks a bit like that pack. Not exactly the same so I'll have to find mine to note the similarities/differences.

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      Originally posted by 603dasc View Post
      My NVA backpack radio is buried someplace in the garage so I can't compare right away, but it looks a bit like that pack. Not exactly the same so I'll have to find mine to note the similarities/differences.
      That would be great if you can compare them. From the design and hardware, can you tell what country this pack would of originally been from?

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        #4
        May be a piece from Pathet-Lao...

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          Originally posted by 603dasc View Post
          My NVA backpack radio is buried someplace in the garage so I can't compare right away, but it looks a bit like that pack. Not exactly the same so I'll have to find mine to note the similarities/differences.
          Sorry, my radio pack is not the same design or construction.

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            #6
            Looks to be of eastern block origin. But as far as what went in it, I don't know.

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