US ARMY TROPICAL COMBAT JACKET 2ND PATTERN 1966 VIETNAM WAR THE ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM SPECIAL FORCES, THE SOUTH VIETNAMESE REGIONAL FORCES, MACV AND INFANTRY PATCHES SIZE MEDIUM SHORT G1 FLIGHT JACKET it was typically worn over

it was typically worn over a white T-shirt and was tucked into the utility trousers

Issue Date : 1967

in Fort Knox

5oz cotton sateen and boasted two patch pockets with straight cut flaps

the Persian Gulf War

US ARMY TROPICAL COMBAT JACKET 2ND PATTERN 1966 VIETNAM WAR THE ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM SPECIAL FORCES, THE SOUTH VIETNAMESE REGIONAL FORCES, MACV AND INFANTRY PATCHES SIZE MEDIUM SHORT G1 FLIGHT JACKET it was typically worn overThe Second Pattern of the Tropical Combat Coat was amended in January 1965. The new design concealed the buttons of all four cargo pockets behind flaps, which successfully alleviated the snagging problem that affected the original model. The spacing of the jungle jacket's front buttons was also changed, with the 2nd pattern having only four buttons (excluding the collar button), compared to the original's five. 1 Notes: 1. Military Specification MIL C