The Pattern 44 webbing was used in Korea in 1950-1953, where conditions were less than tropical. Some examples including the use of the AF0210 strap are shown below.
THE AF0210 STRAP ON THE WRIST OF PRIVATE STEN MUNNS, RIGHT.
Photo, courtesy IWM (MH 33032)
Above, Lance Corporal Les Markwick (with binoculars) and Private Sten Munns, both of the 1st Battalion, The King’s Shropshire Light Infantry, observe Chinese positions with a Bren gun at the ready.
THE AF0225 MESS TIN IN USE IN KOREA, TOGETHER WITH A WATCH ON AN AF0210 STRAP IN THE BACKGROUND.
Photo, courtesy IWM (MH 31972)
Above, Private Ken Meade (left foreground) and Private Eric Collier from the 1st Battalion, The King’s Shropshire Light Infantry, eat a meal at one of the unit’s posts in Korea.
The summer conditions above contrast with winter below, where troops are seen wearing winter uniform, and Pattern 44 webbing.
A.F.0210 Watch Strap, our faithful reproduction remanufacture. The classic A.F.0120 strap is almost impossible to find, either on its own, or on a watch or compass that you do not...
A.F.0210 Watch Strap, our faithful reproduction remanufacture. The classic A.F.0120 strap is almost impossible to find, either on its own, or on a watch or compass that you do not...
The A.F.0210. strap was introduced by the MoD for military watches and compasses in 1945, with a stores description A6/AF0210 : STRAP, WRIST, INSTRUMENT, quickly shortened to the AF0210 strap....
The A.F.0210. strap was introduced by the MoD for military watches and compasses in 1945, with a stores description A6/AF0210 : STRAP, WRIST, INSTRUMENT, quickly shortened to the AF0210 strap....