ALICE packs have been replaced by modular lightweight load-carrying equipment (MOLLE) and MOLLE II packs. They are used by most Army, NATO and British forces.

The CamelBak Armorbak The Armorbak is similar to the Source Rider in that it’s optimized for use with military MOLLE systems. It doesn’t provide shoulder straps for use as a backpack like the Rider, ...

MOLLE becomes the standard in the military — and the design spreads into our everyday bags. Current options are literally endless, and MOLLE compatibility has even seeped into a range of ...

Get the latest military news and culture in your inbox daily. Klakowicz says that when he jumped into Robin Sage in the final stages of Special Forces training, his team used ALICE packs averaging ...

U.S. Army airborne and Ranger units are testing a new, jumpable pack with a built-in equipment harness. The MOLLE 4000 is the Army’s new airborne rucksack, designed to satisfy requests from ...

Eventually, Army Research and Development Command took on Winkowski’s DIY system and fleshed it out from its humble roots as a ALICE pack modified with ammo cans and a MOLLE to the so-called ...