British Army Data Terminal Carrier
The British Army Data Terminal Carrier is a genuine military-issue protective pouch built to house the British Army's standard field data terminal. Constructed from rugged woven nylon in Woodland DPM camouflage, it features a padded interior, secure flap closure, and belt-compatible mounting on the rear. Interior dimensions of roughly 9" x 4.5" x 1.5" make it well suited not only to military data terminals but also to iPad mini tablets, large smartphones, handheld GPS units, and PDAs. A solid pick for soldiers, hunters, hikers, and anyone who needs to protect a small electronic device in the field.
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- SKU
- UK-BA-DTC
- Material
- Cordura
- Style
- Military, Travel Bag
$6.95
Description
Features
- Genuine British Army Issue — Authentic surplus-issue carrier originally fielded to British troops for protecting standard-issue data terminals.
- Woodland DPM Camouflage — Classic British Disruptive Pattern Material finish blends into temperate and wooded environments.
- Nylon Construction — Tough woven nylon exterior shrugs off abrasion, light moisture, and the rigors of field use.
- Padded Protective Interior — Internal padding cushions sensitive electronics against drops, knocks, and vibration in transit.
- Interior Dimensions 9" x 4.5" x 1.5" — Sized to fit the British Army's standard field data terminal, and a strong match for iPad mini, large smartphones, GPS units, and PDAs.
- Secure Flap Closure — Hook-and-loop flap with internal retention keeps the device locked in place during movement.
- NSN 8465-99-549-6552 — Cataloged NATO Stock Number confirms genuine military procurement origin.
- Belt-Compatible Mounting — Rear attachment allows the carrier to ride on a belt or webbing setup for hands-free carry.
- Compact Footprint — Low-profile size keeps the carrier out of the way when worn on a war belt or PLCE rig.
- Made in the United Kingdom — Manufactured to British MoD specification for issue to Her Majesty's Armed Forces.
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Best random surplus find in a whileOk so I had no idea what a "data terminal carrier" even was when I saw this listed but the pictures looked cool and it was cheap so I grabbed it. Turns out its basically a padded British military pouch designed to carry some kind of ruggedized tablet or data device. The DPM camo is classic British woodland and the build quality is insane heavy duty cordura, solid buckles, and the padding inside is thick enough to actually protect stuff. Im using it as a tablet sleeve for my iPad and it fits almost perfectly. Ngl this is one of those surplus finds where you buy it not knowing what youll do with it and then it becomes one of your most used pieces of kit lol
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unique and perhaps usefull itemI am pretty sure this is a case for a component of the BOWMAN field communications system used by UK forces. Apparently not as popular as it's predecessor the CLANSMAN system, the acronym was twisted by the troops to stand for "Better Off With Map And Nokia" So this case is a dedicated item designed to hold a specific piece of equipment, one of the 4 sides of the compartment is open, I assume, to allow passage of cables, point being, just realize it's not a universal PDA tablet caddy. After getting mine I decided to gut it and rework it to hold my bluetooth keyboard, tablet phone, and wi-fi hot-spot.( My own little portable field communications system.) With a bit of surgery and some stitching, I will have a unique and useful equipment caddy.
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GREAT FOR MAPShold my hikinh maps and pens it it. I also fit a survival kit in there, great buy
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Very handy item for your notebook computer.I'm so glad I picked one of these up for my notebook computer. It not only protects it during storage and transport, but also gives you a stable use platform and the side shields give privacy and blocks the sun. Very well made.
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Goal Zero Solar Panel Protection DeviceBought this just because it looked cool, so I get this thing thinking,What can I use this for ? Tried my tablet,not good for mine so I picked up my Goal Zero panel and wow,perfect fit, My panel was already in a waterproof bag, had an anti static bag, sealed that up and stuck the whole package in this terminal carrier. Holds it nice and helps protect it from damage and looks really cool at the same time. For the money I'm sure you can find a use too. Like maybe a battery backup for your electronic devices and an assortment of cables. My next one. I really like that British camo. Thanks KS
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