Naked Army Australian Peacekeeper – Rwanda 1995

Naked Army Australian Peacekeeper – Rwanda 1995The Australian Peacekeeper and Peacekeeper Veterans Association (APPVA) are proud to present this tribute statue which represents an Australian Peacekeeper in Rwanda in 1995. The Australian Defence Force (ADF) has been involved in peacekeeping since 1947 when four Australians (the worlds first United Nations Peacekeepers) were deployed to the first UN Peacekeeping Mission The United Nations Good Offices Commission to Indonesia (UNGOC). Since UNGOC the

and the included fob provides added purchase and customization options

and ready whenever you are

approximately 75% the weight of the actual weapon / Pistols 50% / Magazines 45%

The device has a long battery life of up to 100 hours in default GPS mode and up to 1000 hours in expedition mode with 2 AAA replaceable batteries (not included)

The Vickers SAW Sling features a 2

redefining how modern operators carry and protect critical optical systems in demanding environments

we recommend first wearing them indoors for a few hours to ensure they’re the right fit

With a structured rectangular profile

The front section with the Quick Adjuster allows the user to instantly lengthen and shorten the sling - quickly transitioning from a “hands-free” carry to a shooting position with a simple pull of the Adjuster

The Palice Frame has been tested with a traditional ALICE pack and modern ALICE style ruck

A loop Velcro strip on the upper edge covers exposed hook Velcro to reduce noise

providing a modular foundation for configuring placard and chest rig setups