UNIVERSAL GAS MASK HOOD WITH VISOR NUCLEAR BIOLOGICAL CHEMICAL NBC … It's unclear whether the prototype preceded the M2F, M2FV or was abandoned further during M2 development. The lenses are also slightly different from the M1. Some M-2 masks were distributed in a kit similar to that of the M-1 and MC-1 Personal Protective Kits. This respirator was only available until 2005, therefore, the filters are said to have had a limited working lifetime assigned. There also existed a variant with black lense frames and it was also part of the M-71 Cevna maska rebreather kit. The manufacturer's mark is still present on the carrier. The personal protection kit can be distinguished by the different bag, and the markings Yugoslavian police wearing the M-1 gas mask during the March 9, 1991 riots.The mask was considered outdated by the time it was issued, because of the major developments that came in the gas mask industry, but it worked for its original purpose as a civil defense mask with protective kit. There were two versions of the M-1 mask distributed, one earlier version that only included the mask and filter with the bag and the later version with the protection kit. Distribution is unlimited so long as proper credit is given to the creators of the documents.
The M2a is a rare prototype variant of the M2. There were two versions of the mask with protective kit- one for civil defense [MC.1], the other probably for military use and also civil defense. The manufacture dates and number of these kits manufactured is unknown. The mask is made of a light greenish blue rubber, and uses a light O.D metal for the lense rims.
The M-2 features a different faceform, removing some of the excess bulge that is the hallmark of the M9A1 gas mask and its copies.
It also feeds the more standard 40mm threaded filters, allowing for standardization. Half Face Reusable Respirator Spray Paint Gas Mask Respiratory Protection Multi-Purpose Respirator,Medium(Mask+1 Pair Cartridges) 4.3 out of 5 stars 49 $43.99 $ 43 . It was also used by the Iraqi army in the Gulf War, where it was designated M-59. The GP-5 gas mask (Russian: Гражда́нский Противога́з-5, tr. It is a lightweight mask, weighing 1.09 kg (2.42 lbs). The M2F was manufactured in black, rather than green, and the exhale valve was replaced by a plastic assembly incorporating a voice diaphragm, the cover of which features the manufacturer's emblem. The M-1 protective kit is harder to find than the MC-1 kit.
Yugoslavian MC-1 (civilian model) with personal protection kit.M-1 kit. The CR-M30 kit was issued to military handlers of rocket fuel. Translated manual is by Robert Halvorsen using images from the photocopy of Alexander Ross. The CR-M30 kit includes:
Interior of the M-2FV's carrier. The M-1 (or M-59) was a standard issue gas mask for troops in Yugoslavia, as well as for SFRY successor states (Bosnia, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Slovenia, Serbia). The kits were mostly manufactured in 1999. Videos of riots during the breakup of Yugoslavia show police officers using the M-1 mask to protect themselves from tear gas, which likely means that this was the most accessible gas mask for police and military units as well. The photocopied manual is from Alexander Ross Galanor. The mask itself is the second type or version of the U.S. M1-1-5 Optical Gas Mask, being nether an Army nor Navy item, and is in fact a hybrid of components used by both services. Note: In the video the anti-fog cloth is misidentified as chemical detection paper, and the cleaning cloth is mistaken as a chemical bandage. Showing the canteen stored in the pocket.Gas Mask and Respirator Wiki is a FANDOM Lifestyle Community.Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. The M-2 was introduced as a modernisation of the ageing M-1. The kits are marked with the later, plainer marking system.
The assembly is interchangeable with that of the Finnish M61, which it's a close copy of.
The face piece is the Army version in back rubber, with navy style filter canister and harness. The M-2FV differs from the M-2F by the addition of a drinking tube. The M-2FV was issued with a larger carrier with a canteen pocket, patterned with a copy of US M81 Woodland, instead of a tan colour. Instead of the 'KOMPLET ZA LIČNU ZAŠTITU GRAÐANA' seen on early model M-1 and MC-1 kits, most M2 personal protective kits are marked with the much shorter 'LIČNI KOMPLET' of the later variant of the MC-1 kit.
Military Gas Mask 40mm NATO Replaceable Filter Canister Tear Gas Help. The M-2 and M-2F/M-2FV models are the current issue gas masks of the Serbian Armed Forces, though it is slated to be replaced by the The armed forces of Egypt use a copy of the M-2 manufactured by the Heliopolis Company under licence.
The M-1 gas mask has M-59 marked in raised rubber, while the MC-1 has a white stamp of MC-1 over this marking or, more commonly, black stamped letters MC-1 and the date of manufacture on the left cheek (over the model name and size of the mask). Note from translator [Robert Halvorsen]- The translation is far from perfect, and has been modified for clarity and grammar.