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Another picture
Here is a picture of The Lieutenant Blankenship 84th Infantry Division and Lieutenant Lucas 11th Armored Division during the battle of the Bulge. Notice Lucas has a pistol belt on with 3 carbine mag pouches on it. I would bet there is a 4th on the side we can't see and one on the stock of his carbine (not shown). He is obviously a line officer who uses his weapon, as evidenced by the plenitude of magazines!
Last edited by imarangemaster; 10-18-2009 at 11:46 AM.
Reason: typo
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Use of Carbine pouches with M1 Garand
In "The M1
Garand" by Tom Laemlein (Volume Two of the Classic American Small Arms at War), page 12, picture number 8, is a shot of a soldier with an M1 Garand. Caption reads "A rifleman of the 10th Mountain Division takes aim with his M1 with bayonet attached, Italy
, 1944." Clearly shown are three Carbine belt pouches on his web belt being used to carry what appears to be the clips for the Garand.
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pouches
I have seen pictures of the carbine pouch being used for Garand
also. In this pic, though, you can see Lucas has carbine mags in them.
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They are carbine mags, they are for the carbine he has over his shoulder.....Frank
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