I used the Wasatch on tour; The rig worked great for my job/jobs; I started the tour as a rifleman for about the first month, I was able to carry 10 mags, 4 frags, medical kit, camel back and all the other little things flex-cuffs, MNVG's, GSR kits, ect.
Then on the kick off of Op Medusa our C-6 gunner went on leave and because I has a gunner course and I bugged my Pl Wo to death, I became the platoon C-6 gunner so I had to hand off my extra C7 mags and 2 frags, in place of more 7.62 link and a spare barrel.
A few weeks later there we lost half a section (none killed just a little banged up) and for a week I was an M203 grenadier. So out came the belts of C-6 and in went I think 14 M203 bombs, and I was back to my 10 mags.
At about the half way point in the tour our sections C9 gunner and my good friend Ryan went over to the recce company and I was now the C9 gunner for the rest of the tour. So now I had 550 rounds of C-9, and the shotty with about 20 rnds, because in FIBUA the C9 isn't first in the stack so he becomes the breacher (or at least thats how we did things, and it worked out well).
So basically I did 4 very different jobs with the same vest, thats why I think MOLLE is a great invention for a multirole soldier on operations. It would be nice if things were so perfect that you could come up with the exact fit for thar job, but when people start to get hurt, killed ect. you must have gear that will conform to your various wants and needs. And for me this wasatch did just that. And even after a really hard tour there isn't a tare or rip on the thing.
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