US2009236378A1PendingUtilityA1
Shoulder Worn Military Equipment Carrier
Est. expirySep 28, 2027(~1.2 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Caleb Clark Crye
A45F 3/02A45F 3/14
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Abstract
A shoulder-worn soft good allows a user to carry ammunition magazines across a front portion, and supplies in the back, predominantly water and communications equipment. The device also functions as a sling for the user's weapon. It is a single piece of equipment that supplies the four basic needs of the soldier: ammunition, water, communications equipment, and weapon.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A military equipment carrier comprising:
a front section; a rear section; a shoulder strap extending between and connecting the front section to the rear section; a first side strap extending from the front section to the rear section at a first elevation; a second side strap extending from the front section to the rear section at a second elevation which is lower than the first elevation; portions of the rear section which receive a water hydration pouch; a first weapon attachment point on the front section; and a second weapon attachment point on the front section.
2 . The military equipment carrier of claim 1 wherein the rear section is generally L shaped.
3 . The military equipment carrier of claim 1 further comprising a rifle stock catch which protrudes upwardly from the shoulder strap.
4 . The military equipment carrier of claim 1 further comprising a pass through flap mounted to the shoulder strap positioned to receive a hydration tube extending from a hydration pouch retained on the rear section.
5 . The military equipment carrier of claim 1 further comprising:
a pull-out pouch which is configured to be kept in a stored position on the rear section, positioned between the hydration pouch and the wearer; and a protruding tab connected to the pull-out pouch which can be engaged by one hand of the user to allow the pull-out pouch to be rapidly deployed.Cited by (0)
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