[Milsurplus] [Army-Radios] U.S. Army back pack frame

[Joe Montano]

In the case of packing a BC-348 or -654, then I would use the cargo shelf
on the ALICE frame and some sort of strapping to attach it to the frame.

Here is a picture of the shelf on the bottom of the frame.

[image: alice-frame-shelf-pak100-3-1.jpg]


On Sun, Aug 15, 2021 at 2:39 PM Hubert Miller <Kargo_cult at msn.com> wrote:

> Great info I have been getting on my OT question !
> I just tried the Medium Pack without the frame, something that hadn't
> occurred to me, and it works ! Glory be !
> The straps though in this mode are rather narrow, kind of like your common
> student's backpack. Maybe something
> can be added on for less shoulder digging-in with a load of say, 25 lbs.
>
> The point about more modern packs is something I had wondered about even
> before I was informed by these posts.
> Yes, I want the load to be borne higher up.
>
> Now: what if say, I want to pick up a packed, say, BC-348 or even BC-654
> from the Post Office ( all carriers leave items
> for my USPS box number at Post Office ) and I want to pack it home instead
> of drive. In this case I need a pack frame
> and bungee cords and not necessarily any carry pouches or bags with it.
> What should I use for this?  ( As there's some
> gradient involved, it's good aerobics besides, and also good for osteo. )
> thanks-
> Hue Miller
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-- 
Joe Montano
N9VMO
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