Pockets, Cargo, 101st/82nd photo1 and commonly worn with field

and commonly worn with field and fatigue uniforms

Every GI impression should consist of both summer AND winter undergarments

These are the fatigue headgear more commonly known as "Daisy Mae"

This jacket satisfies some of the most detail-discriminating WWII US Army uniform enthusiasts

Two front slash pockets are more for warming of the hands on windy days than for any real storage

Pockets, Cargo, 101st/82nd photo1 and commonly worn with fieldThese are made from treated canvas as were the genuine late war airborne trousers. The set includes dark green canvas pockets, and canvas leg ties. The snaps are finished dull black. The pattern is the same sized pattern as used on the Parachute jumper trousers. These pockets were historically worn on the Trousers, Field, Cotton, OD or M43 pants by troopers of the 82nd and 101st Airborne Divisions as of the late summer of 1944. The Army did not