U.S. Army Republic Vietnam Patch M-65 Sateen OG-107 Field Jacket MED REG 1967

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U.S. Army Republic Vietnam Patch M-65 Sateen OG-107 Field Jacket MED REG 1967:
$291.00

Estate find from Northern VA! Excellent conditionCirca 1967 Vietnam M-65 COAT MAN\'S, FIELD WITH HOOD. Nylon cotton sateen OG 107.

United States Army Republic Vietnam Patch on right shoulder!

The hip length M1965 cold weather coat was made from OG-107 water repellent and wind resistant cotton-nylon sateen and had a zip front closure and Velcro cuff fasteners. The two bellows type chest pockets and two lower inside hanging pockets were closed by snap fasteners and the hood was zipped into the back of the coat’s rounded collar. it has both waist and hem drawstrings and could be fitted with a detachableliner(not included). TALON Zipper.

Right shoulder has Patch, Left breast pocket has \"US ARMY\" and right breast pocket has name \"MUNYAN\".

Size is Medium Regular:

on the collar label:

Chest: from 37\" to 41\"

Height: from 67\" to 71\"

8405-782-2939

From The Side Label:

COAT, MAN\'S FIELD WITH HOOD

NYLON COTTON SATEEN OG 107

DSA 100-67-C-0653

Condition:Excellent +++ condition, no issues noted. Please see photos.

Actual item pictured.

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