'Very Convenient Little Pack'

'This replica buttpack is perfect for short 1 day or overnight adventures providing good weather. You can carry a surprisingly high amount of Stuff In it. The inside of this pack can fit a decent amount of food and some spare clothes inside.

I run it on the rear of a Web Belt, 2-quart canteen on the left side, Saw Pouch on the right, and a Sleeping bag, Tarp, and Poncho rolled up and hung below the pack suspended with the two straps, Knife hung of the eyelets on the lid and a compass pouch attached to the carry handle. Or you can run it slick as a daypack.

You won't get a tent in there, so check the weather conditions if you consider going out with just this pack. but the great part is that this works brilliantly in addition to almost any other pack.

Plus it has that Vietnam War cool-factor that makes it really worth getting, however, being a reproduction, the Slide Keepers aren't the best, so I recommend replacing them with some original keepers to prevent them from coming undone.' (Cory.C)

Thanks for taking the time to give us your feedback Cory, we'll be in touch soon.

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Answer: C. Ammunition & gold

On the night of June 19th 1940, RMS Niagara's bow struck a German mine laid only a few days prior. She was headed for Canada with 590 gold bars aboard destined for America as payment from the UK government. The ship also was carrying HALF of New Zealand's entire stock of ammunition (the UK was running low after the disaster of Dunkirk). Amazingly all the crew survived and all but 5 of the gold bars were recovered.

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