The pup tent was used by virtually all units, although there was often not enough time to set them up in combat zones. Sometimes the best a soldier could do was lay it down as a ground cloth and sleep on top of it. In formal bivouac areas, neat rows of pup tents were the norm. When a soldier had to provide for himself individually, the shelter half could be used as a rain fly, wind shield or as a blanket.
This model has press stud connections
Grade 2 has repairs but usable as is.
Made by the US and issued to US and South Korean Forces
All the stock we have come to us via South Korea
The ones with a visible date stamp range from 1962-1978
NOTE: Requires 2 halves to make a tent as shown.
Not supplied with poles, pegs or ropes
Please note: as these are military surplus there may be some colour, quality and style variation to the image shown.
This model has press stud connections
Grade 2 has repairs but usable as is.
Made by the US and issued to US and South Korean Forces
All the stock we have come to us via South Korea
The ones with a visible date stamp range from 1962-1978
NOTE: Requires 2 halves to make a tent as shown.
Not supplied with poles, pegs or ropes
Please note: as these are military surplus there may be some colour, quality and style variation to the image shown.