Radio pouch/unknown manufacturer

I bought this pouch awhile back at the flea market. It seemed interesting at the time. I have not been able to identify the manufacturer due to:
1. The pouch is sterile.
2. I have dated this pouch from the buckle to late 90s', i.e. usually harder to date older items.

I am certain this is a radio pouch because of its construction. It has a unusual top flap, when closed, that leaves a hole in the top of pouch.


I have circled the area that makes me think its a radio pouch.


Buckles. The stitching looks, in my opinion, really good.




The rest of these pictures lead me to believe that this pouch may be rigger made, or? If the buckle dates are relatively true, there wasn't PALS available at this time?



Strap material seems "cheap", however sturdy.



The two horizontal PALS straps seem to have been burned (like you burn paracord ends).


Also, there is some obscure lettering. I didn't notice these letters/numbers until I took the photos.


Any thoughts?
Arron.

These are for ICOM radios.

Thanks anelles. After looking into ICOM radios, I see they are you average police/fire comms radio. Do you have any thoughts or opinions on the manufacturer of the pouch?

I think these came with some of the ICOM radios used by the military.

If you look up photos of Marines in Iraq circa 2003-2004, you will see tons of ICOMs in use. Most of the time in a different case, which is black with a clear vinyl front.

I think these green cases came into use later on, about the time the radios were phased out.

When I was a Civil Air Patrol cadet, around 2003 we got a lot of ICOMs handed down to us from the military, and some arrived with the black pouches, some came in the green pouches like you have.