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    Yes, those USMC marked cutters are TOO cool!

    Are the web carriers dated 1944 conec? They say that there were a ton of pouches made up just for D-Day and used all the cutters they could get.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Harlan View Post
    Yes, those USMC marked cutters are TOO cool!

    Are the web carriers dated 1944 conec? They say that there were a ton of pouches made up just for D-Day and used all the cutters they could get.
    The transitional OD/khaki carrier is...

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