Bandolier (noun)

A belt worn over the shoulder by soldiers, with loops or pockets for carrying ammunition.

Origin:

Early 17th century: from spanish bandolera "bandoleer", from banda "band" + -ola "feminine suffix".

Examples:

1. The soldier adjusted the bandolier, making sure that all of his ammunition was within reach.
2. Bandoliers were an essential part of a soldier's equipment during the American Revolution.
3. The bandolier allowed soldiers to carry more ammunition than they would have been able to carry in their pockets.
4. Bandoliers were made of durable materials, designed to withstand the harsh conditions of battle.
5. Today, bandoliers are often used in historical reenactments, helping to recreate the look and feel of a bygone era.