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Paratrooper jacket with 101st patch and reinforcements on arm sleeves. This type of jackets wear worn at the D-Day landing in Normany.
Paratrooper jacket with 82nd patch and reinforcements on arm sleeves. This type of jackets wear worn at the D-Day landing in Normandy.
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This jacket with 100% wool liner was introduced in May 1941 and was worn throughout World War Two. The M41 jacket was designed before the war and was to replace the 4 pocket wool service tunic for field use.
The M43 Field Jacket begin widespread use in the Army in the summer of 1944 worn by replacement soldiers being trained stateside, and then in the European Theater of operations in the Fall of 1944.
Reproduction of the WWII issue Winter Combat Jacket. Commonly called “Tanker” jackets, these were a component of the US Army Winter Combat Uniform, ostensibly designed for armored vehicle crews. Although issued to armored troops, many found their way onto troops of every type, as well as Marines.