Saint Kitts and Nevis Flag

Saint Kitts and Nevis FlagThe flag of Saint Kitts and Nevis was adopted in 1983 on the same day they became an independent country. The green represents the country's fertile land, while the red stands for the fight for freedom against slavery and colonialism. The yellow stripes represent the sunshine the islands enjoy all year round, and the black represents the people's African origins. The two stars on the black band symbolize hope and liberty. The flag has a white strip on

*Note* Some may have repairs - See last picture for example

120cm Adjustable Shoulder Strap

these Rucksack's have seen a large amount of use in service with some repairs having been made over time (small stitching of holes mostly) but are still in serviceable condition

Dimensions: Approx 43

8cm L x 5cm W x 10cm H (each pouch)

Waterproof capsule (useful for storing matches)

Now you can go sleeveless while still presenting this US Army inspired camo pattern

Woodland stuff sack included

The white on the flag stands for salvation

Macedonia had adopted a new flag baring another sun design which was taken from an ancient source in Aigai

complete with faux fur ear flaps and a thick

folding design