Original U.S. Vietnam War US Army Special Forces Airborne Ranger OG-107 Second Pattern “Type II” Jungle Uniform Jacket - Major Brown German Machine Guns The names and locations on

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When production recommenced shortly before WW 2

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The barrel is decorated with Silver inlaid bands along its length as part of the barrel's construction and bears some very impressive gold hallmarks or stamps at the breech

Original U.S. Vietnam War US Army Special Forces Airborne Ranger OG-107 Second Pattern “Type II” Jungle Uniform Jacket - Major Brown German Machine Guns The names and locations onOriginal Item: Only One Available. All of the Tropical Combat Uniforms shared several basic characteristics. The coat consisted of two slant pockets on the chest and two lower bellows pockets. Each of these pockets closed with two buttons and the coat had a button front closure. The first pattern jungle fatigues were adopted in 1963 and were made of 5. 5 ounce cotton poplin dyed Army Shade Olive Green 107 or "OG 107". The pattern is easily