Liberia Flag

Liberia FlagLiberia adopted their flag in 1847. It bares a striking resemblance to the United States of America's flag. This is shown due to freed American ex slaves family ties with the country. The eleven stripes on the flag represent the signatories of Liberia's declaration of independence. The large single white star represents Liberia as the first independent western styled republic in Africa. The flag has a white strip on the side with two metal eyelets.

Width: The price is per lineal metre - the unstretched width is approximately 1

Based on the US Army BDU trousers

Two pouches on the front and one on either end secure in your gear with magnetic closures

Gusseted zips allow the wearer to put boots on before or after the overtrousers while also adding weatherproofing

Full combat rigs can be set up with the use of shoulder straps which can be clipped into the metal eyelets along the top of the belt

genuine six-colour desert uniforms are slowly getting harder to come by

Woodland stuff sack included

2 x Rotating clips for alternate hanging

Two D-rings for additional fastening

Genuine Swiss military surplus

Content: PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride)

inside the pouch for 6 minutes or eaten cold