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The raid backpack 6Sh118 is included in the combat gear of the II generation “Ratnik”. The tactical backpack 6Sh118 is an upgrade of the model of the raid backpack 6B38 “Permyachka”. The modernized raid backpack 6Sh118 is an element of the individual combat gear of military personnel designed for carrying weapons, ammunition, elements of mountaineering equipment, and personal belongings. The backpack can be used during combat operations, long marches, and raid operations.
The raid backpack is in good condition, worn out, and no longer smells of “Russian peace.” It was brought into Ukraine in violation of the rules and confiscated by brave soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Now, it is a part of the significant history of the Ukrainian people’s battle for freedom and independence in 2022-2023. You can read about the Ratnik system in English here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ratnik_(program)



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