The M6 Bazooka Rocket Shell Bag was an essential piece of equipment for U.S. airborne troops during World War II. This bag was designed to safely carry the bazooka rockets used in the M1 Bazooka and M9 Bazooka. The bag was primarily used by U.S. soldiers, especially airborne units deployed in the invasions of Europe, such as D-Day, and later in the Pacific.

Development and Function:
The bag was introduced to make the transportation of rockets easier and safer. The M6 Bazooka Rocket Shell Bag had a capacity of carrying three 2.36-inch bazooka rockets. It was a simple but practical solution for the soldiers who had to carry the heavy weapons in the field. The bag itself was made of strong canvas (usually in an olive green color called OD#3) and had an adjustable shoulder strap for easier transportation. The bag also had a sturdy flap with snaps to keep the rockets securely in place.