Description
Introducing our Military ACU Chest Rig Harness Vest – the pinnacle of tactical efficiency and readiness. Crafted to replace the Fighting Load Carrier, this Tactical Assault Panel (TAP) guarantees rapid equipment release during critical moments. Seamlessly compatible with the improved outer tactical vest (IOTV) and Soldier Plate Carrier System (SPCS) quick-release systems, the TAP ensures optimal performance.
Designed for soldiers seeking unmatched versatility, this vest can also function as a standalone Ranger Assault Carrying Kit (RACK), thanks to its external webbing harness. Ideal for active duty Army personnel and outdoor enthusiasts, this ACU Chest Rig Harness Vest redefines tactical convenience.
Elevate your readiness, equip yourself with the power of precision. Don’t miss the chance to enhance your tactical edge. Order your Army ACU Chest Rig Harness Vest today and experience the next level of tactical excellence!
US Army ACU Molle II Chest Rig Harness Vest Features
- UCP Camo Chest Rig
- Components
- Tactical Assault Panel. 1 ea.
- Adapter Web Left Side. 1 ea.
- Adapter Web Right Side. 1 ea.
- SPCS Adapter. 2 ea.
- Side Release Buckle, Female, slotted. 2 ea.
- Harness. 1 ea.
- Army UCP Camouflage
- Replaces Fighting Load Carrier for quick equipment release
- Compatible with IOTV and SPCS quick-release systems
- Can be used as Ranger Assault Carrying Kit (RACK) with external webbing harness
- Fast Shipping!
- Made in the USA!
About Army UCP – ACU
The Universal Camouflage Pattern (UCP), used in the Army Combat Uniform, was developed in 2005 to provide effective camouflage across various environments. It uses pixelated images recolored based on Army tests. The pattern featured three universal colors: tan (Desert Sand 500), gray (Urban Gray 501), and sage green (Foliage Green 502). Notably, it excluded the color black, uncommon in natural settings.
UCP was used in various US conflicts including the War in Afghanistan and the Iraq War.
In 2014, the Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) was announced as UCP’s replacement, with a complete transition by 2019. UCP remains in limited use, like on certain cold weather gear and older body armor.
