Squad-bags

A Military Dictionary and Gazetteer · 1881 · p. 21
In the British service, are black canvas bags, which are i ued at the rate of one to every 25 men, and are intended to contain those articles of a man’s kit which are not comprised in the “service kit.” They are only used when a regiment is in the field or on the line of march. In India, where knapsacks are never carried, a small squad-bag is i ued to each soldier.
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