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Austrian Army Personal Load Carrying Equipment / Gear Items

Austrian Army Personal Gear

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Kampfanzug M57

Kampfanzug 75 / ÖBH KAz 75

Kampfanzug 03 / ÖBH KAz 03

Austro-Hungarian Water Bottle / K.u.k Feldflasche **

Army M1 Carabine Pouch - 1959 / M1 Carbine Magazintasche *

K4 Tarnmuster / Erbsentarn / Fleckerlteppich / Alpentarn genannt

Kampfanzug M57

Austrian Army Folding Shovel and cover (1957-1970s)

M57 Water Bottle
STG 58 Leather Magazine Pouch *
Konvolut Kampfanzug M 57/K4 des ÖBH.
1 x Army Gas Mask Bag M57-K4 / K4 Schutzmaskentasche *
1x K4 Sanitätsbergetragetuch + Tasche
1x M57/K4 Rucksack
1 x Army Bread Bag M57-K4 / M57/K4 Brotbeutel *
1x ÖBH Rucksack groß (grau)
1x Army Water Bottle and Pouch M57-K4 / K4 Feldflaschentasche *
3x M57 Gepolsterte Y-Träger
Keine Garantie keine Rückgabe

Kampfanzug 75 ÖBH KAz 75

Feldgurt
Army Field Belt Kaz 75 / Feldgurt / Feldkoppel *

Traggerüst,
Army Shoulder Harness - Suspenders Kaz 75 / Koppeltragegestell *

2 Magazinstaschen Army STG 77 Magazine Pouch - KAZ 75 / Magazinstaschen StG77 *

Feldflasche (mit Becher und Essbesteck)
https://www.vatera.hu/kulacs-2810226428.html

Army Water Bottle and Cup (Alu) KAZ 75 / Feldflasche mit Becher (Alu)
Army Water Bottle and Cup (Plastic) KAZ 75 / Feldflasche mit Becher

Army Canteen Cup Stainless Steel / Feldflaschenbecher Edelstahl KAZ 75/03

ABC-Schutzmaske
Army Gas Mask Bag KAZ 75 / Schutzmaskentasche *

Feldsack

Feldrucksack

Spaten mit Tasche
Army Shovel Pocket KAZ 75 / Klappspatentasche *

Assault Pack - Rucksack Klein
Army Assault Pack Small / Kampfrucksack Klein KAZ 75 *

Rucksack - Gross 45 Liter
Army Backpack Big KAZ 75 / Feldrucksack Gross *

Army Mortar Carrier KAZ 75 / Rückentrage für Granatwerfer *

Kampfanzug 03 ÖBH KAz 03

KAZ 03 Tragesystem

1 1 ABC-Schutzmaskentasche
2 1 Rucksack
ESSL Combat Backpack - KAZ03 / Essl Kampfrucksack RU 90 *
Alpine Backpack KAZ03 No Padded Belt *

Austrian Army Nalgene Canteen / ÖBH Feldflasche Kaz03 *

3 1 Außentasche groß
4 1 Außentasche klein
5 1 Außentasche mittel

6 1 Feldflaschentasche
7 1 Hüftgurt
8 2 Magazintaschen
9 1 Regenschutzüberzug
10 1 Klappspatentasche
11 1 Hüftgurtträger
Rucksack klein
Rucksack groß

http://www.bundesheer.at/info_werbematerial/soldat/pdf/soldat2011_web_5.pdf

Army KAZ-03 Modular Vest / Combat Vest

StG77 Magazine Pouch

Medical

Medical Kit Bag 1960s *
Medical Kit Bag 1990s *
Sani Rucksack Bundesheer / ÖBH *
Armed Forces Field Dressing (1986) *

Austrian Army Field Dressing - Verbandpäckchen OBH (Portfolio) *

Austrian Army Duffel Bag / Bundesheer Seesack *

Austrian Glock Folding Shovel - Glock Feldspaten *

Austrian armed Forces Georg Essl RU502 *

Austrian armed Forces Georg Essl RU502-6P

http://www.bhi.at/kazneu/index.htm

Austrian Army Knife Fork and Spoon Set / Armee Besteck *

Clothing

Austrian Army Fleece Jacket Alpin / Bundesheer Österreich Fleecejacke ALPIN *

http://www.bundesheer.at/info_werbematerial/soldat/pdf/soldat2011_web_5.pdf

Austria Army Mortar Carrier KAZ 75

Rückentrage ÖBH für Granatwerfer

Mortar Carrier

Back Carrier ÖBH, for Grenade Launcher

Frame made of aluminum

Height 57cm, width 38cm.

Österr. BH Schutzmaskentasche

Austrian Army Nalgene Canteen

ÖBH Feldflasche Kaz03

Austrian Army Personal Load Carrying Equipment / Gear

Austrian Army Personal Gear

Overview Items NSNs

Between 1918 and 1920, the Austrian semi-regular army was called Volkswehr ("People's Defence"), and fought against Yugoslavian army units occupying parts of Carinthia. It has been known as "Bundesheer" since then, except when Austria was a part of Nazi Germany (1938–1945; see Anschluss). The Austrian Army did develop a defence plan in 1938 against Germany, but politics prevented it from being implemented.

In 1955, Austria issued its Declaration of Neutrality, meaning that it would never join a military alliance. The Austrian Armed Forces' main purpose since then has been the protection of Austria's neutrality. Its relationship with NATO is limited to the Partnership for Peace program.

ÖBH / Österreichisches Bundesheer

https://webbingbabel.blogspot.com/2018/09/swedish-army-personal-webbing-gear-and.html

Kampfanzug M57

Kampfanzug 75 / ÖBH KAz 75

Kampfanzug 03 / ÖBH KAz 03

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Austrian Alpine Backpack KAZ03 No Padded Belt

Austrian Alpine Backpack KAZ03

This is the Austrian military Alpine backpack, also known as the KAZ03 Bundesheer Rucksack. It boasts a whopping 65-liter capacity and includes all of the straps and compartments that you could need. The pack comes in the original and classic military olive drab color and is covered with various belts and straps to attach all of your gear. This makes for a great backpacking pack or bug-out-bag. Like all modern backpacking bags, direct access to the bottom of the pack is granted via a large zippered opening. These come in good used condition.

Measurements:

Height: 30"

Width: 12"

Depth: 6"

Austrian Army Shoulder Harness KAZ 75

ÖBH österr. Koppeltragegestell

Austrian Army M1 Carabine Pouch 1959

ÖBH BH Austrian Army Bundesheer
M1 Carbine Magazintasche

M1 Carbine pouch from US army stocks which were given to the new austrian army after WWII.

US Army M1 carbine magazine pouch for 2 magazines. Partially left to the ÖBH and were re-stamped by the HBA-see photo. 1959 have been re-stamped by the HBA.

Austrian Army ESSL Combat Backpack - KAZ03

Georg Essl Kampfrucksack RU 90
ESSL RU90 ALPINE BACKPACK 50 L OLIV

Description Essl Combat backpack 90

Excellent alpine and hunting bag

Large covered main pocket
Height-adjustable and removable lid compartment
In the lid inside and outside a bag
Straps on the lid, lid can be lifted completely
Quick release device for right shoulder strap
Fully open bottom pocket with round bow zipper
Bottom compartment continuously separable from main compartment

Volume: approx. 50 L
Dimensions: about 65 x 20 x 39 cm
Weight: about 2400 g
Material: ripstop

Outer pockets for RU90 Backpack kaz03 from Essl in Large - Medium - Small olive

Austria Army Field Belt Kaz 75

Bundesheer Feldkoppel
Feldgurt ÖBH

Belt buckle with federal eagle

Coupling length is adjustable to at least 105 cm overall length
Width: about 6cm
Color: olive
Various eyelets for receiving equipment

Weight: 0.4 kg

Austrian Army Bread Bag M57-K4 Camo

Brotbeutel oder kleine Kampftasche M57
Österr Kampftasche klein M57 (Brotbeutel) T4 B

The construction of the Austrian combat bag small (haversack) has outer pockets on both narrow sides. The Bag itself is divided.

Dimensions: 22 x 10 x 25 (WxDxH)
Material: Cotton, Leather

The earliest camouflage pattern developed by Austria was introduced in 1957, and is often referred to in English as the "pea pattern." Although bearing some resemblance to the Erbsenmuster pattern developed by Germany during the Second World War, the Austrian pattern is only influenced by this earlier design and not based on the original German drawings.

The Austrian design consists of dark maroon, mauve, and pea green dots and blotches on a pinkish-grey field. The most interesting feature of the original (1st) pattern is a juxtaposition of inverted clusters, not readily apparent to casual observers but illustrated in detailed photographs (see below). The pattern retained the same features, with perhaps tiny changes to some of the shapes within the cluster, until it was modified at some point between 1961 and 1966.

The 2nd pattern seems to have continued in production unmodified until 1976, and contains numerous minor modifications to the existing shapes, as well as a major feature insertion, consisting of a band of shapes that actually disrupted the inversion feature.

Two primary types of field uniform were produced in this pattern for the Austrian soldier, the Kampfanzug 1957 and the Kampfanzug 1959 - often referred to within the Army as K4 - as well as several styles of parka, field equipment covers, and a reversible shelter half with a "splinter" pattern printed on one side. The K4 "pea pattern" was only worn sporadically after the 1970s.