Barbados Flag

Barbados FlagOfficially adopted in 1966 on the very first day of Barbados independence, their flag is quite a sporty looking number! Two bands of blue and one of yellow with a broken trident in the centre. The trident symbol originated from Barbados' colonial badge this is significant as on that Britannia is holding the trident. This is deliberately shown on the current flag as a symbolic break from its status as a colony. The flag has a white strip on the side

Waist and hem drawstrings for heat retention and a fitted look

It features a main compartment designed to carry the gas mask and its components

They can be worn simply as a scarf around the neck

Tough Cordura Nylon construction

tools and accessories with this Viper Carrier

If you have some serious work to do outdoors regardless of terrible weather

but is not limited to connecting to these systems

The hydration pack is truly one of the most innovative pieces of kit for any outdoor enthusiast

The tiger stripe camouflage pattern was originally produced for the Vietnamese Marine Corps in the 1960's

A genuine French M51 helmet or "steel pot" as it was known

It's the flecktarn starter pack

This flak vest has a pocket on the back and front for ceramic plates to be inserted (not included) for added protection