British soldier's equipment 1914-15

The video tutorial explains the components of a soldier's full marching order, which includes webbing, ammunition pouches, straps, and packs. It details the contents of the packs, such as a great coat, mess tins, a waterproof groundsheet, and rations. Additionally, it covers the entrenching tool and water bottle, all of which are part of the gear that can weigh up to 35 kilos.

What is the primary function of the webbing mentioned in the video?

• To enhance mobility

• To protect against weather

• To carry ammunition and equipment

• To provide camouflage

How many rounds of ammunition can the pouches hold in total?

• 250 rounds

• 100 rounds

• 200 rounds

• 150 rounds

What items are stored in the large pack attached to the straps?

• A tent and sleeping bag

• A great coat and mess tins

• A first aid kit and flashlight

• A map and compass

Which item is fastened to the belt and used for digging?

• A knife

• A shovel

• A bayonet

• An entrenching tool

What is the total weight of the full marching order?

• 40 Kilos

• 25 Kilos

• 30 Kilos

• 35 Kilos