Greeting everyone, I am going through the steps to put together my first mannequin display and was wondering what are some of the correct items one would have for a 10th MTN DIV soldier deployed in response to the Somalia crisis? Here are some of the things that have been real head scratch-ers.
1) The uniform: 6 color chocolate chip or three color version.
2) PASGT Kevlar cover: 6 color or modern three color version.
3) OD subdued name tapes, unit patch, rank, etc or tan versions.
4) US flag or none.
5) ALICE webbing or a very early Tactical Load Bearing Vest.
Also here is what I have to work with now, a real early 50/50 cotton-poly blend PASGT Kevlar flak jacket cover in three color desert, and a three color desert Kevlar helmet cover, plus a lot of ALICE gear.
Even though I was there in Somalia in 1993, I was in the Marines so we still were being issued 6 color chocolate chip everything and ALICE gear. Therefore, a lot of Army units had mix match and different items than my unit did. Also, I could use some help if there were some actual folks there-in country about that time, pictures of 10th MTN units, etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
1) The uniform: 6 color chocolate chip or three color version.
2) PASGT Kevlar cover: 6 color or modern three color version.
3) OD subdued name tapes, unit patch, rank, etc or tan versions.
4) US flag or none.
5) ALICE webbing or a very early Tactical Load Bearing Vest.
Also here is what I have to work with now, a real early 50/50 cotton-poly blend PASGT Kevlar flak jacket cover in three color desert, and a three color desert Kevlar helmet cover, plus a lot of ALICE gear.
Even though I was there in Somalia in 1993, I was in the Marines so we still were being issued 6 color chocolate chip everything and ALICE gear. Therefore, a lot of Army units had mix match and different items than my unit did. Also, I could use some help if there were some actual folks there-in country about that time, pictures of 10th MTN units, etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks.