Country:
Australia
Category:
Respirators
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Respirator, Anti-Gas, Light
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AURES1001
Type:
Respirator, Anti-Gas, Light
Made by:
Kenworth
Date:
1943
Used by:
Australian Military
Filter: 60mm
The Australian Respirator, Anti-Gas, Light replaced the Australian MK.V general service respirator around 1943. The Australian Respirator, Anti-Gas, Light is an almost identical copy of the British light weight. The most obvious difference between the Australian Respirator, Anti-Gas, Light & the British light weight gas mask, is the camouflage pattern for jungle warfare. The Australian Respirator, Anti-Gas, Light was produced by multiple manufacturers, the example pictured was made by Kenworth.
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