THE US ARMY MODULAR AIRBORNE WEAPONS CASE (MAWC) IS A TRANSPORT
AND DEPLOYMENT CASE DESIGNED FOR STATIC LINE AIRBORNE OPERATIONS.
ENGINEERED TO SECURELY CARRY AND PROTECT WEAPONS AND MISSION-ESSENTIAL
GEAR DURING PARACHUTE JUMPS, THE MAWC FEATURES A HIGHLY ADJUSTABLE
DESIGN SUITABLE FOR A WIDE RANGE OF AIRBORNE PERSONNEL AND LOADOUTS.

DEVELOPED TO REPLACE THE OLDER M1950 CASE, THIS UPGRADED PADDED NYLON
CASE IS BUILT TO ACCOMMODATE WEAPONS RANGING FROM THE M4 CARBINE TO
THE M249 SAW WITH STANDARD BUTTSTOCKS (APPROXIMATELY 31"–41.5" IN LENGTH).
THE INTERIOR COMPARTMENT IS DESIGNED TO SAFELY CARRY BOTH INDIVIDUAL AND
CREW-SERVED WEAPON SYSTEMS, ALONG WITH AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT SUCH AS OPTICS,
AMMUNITION, BIPODS, TRIPODS, HALLIGAN/HOOLIGAN TOOLS, OR ADDITIONAL BREACHING
GEAR.

BUILT FOR THE DEMANDING CONDITIONS OF AIRBORNE OPERATIONS, THE MAWC IS
DESIGNED TO ABSORB THE SHOCK OF PARACHUTE DEPLOYMENT AND HARD LANDINGS,
HELPING PROTECT BOTH THE JUMPER AND EQUIPMENT FROM DAMAGE OR INJURY. THE
INTERIOR INCLUDES ADDITIONAL CUSHIONING AND A DIVIDER SYSTEM, ALLOWING MULTIPLE
ITEMS OR SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT TO BE SECURELY TRANSPORTED DURING JUMPS OR
MISSION MOVEMENTS