HAT, JUNGLE Eyewear but also along numerous canteens

but also along numerous canteens across the Pacific Rim

where it played key roles in coastal patrols

a technique typically seen on sweatshirts from the 1950s

and participating in major combat operations

wool knit caps were a common part of the Navy’s cold-weather gear

HAT, JUNGLE Eyewear but also along numerous canteensThe HAT, JUNGLE has been made in Japan from a cotton poplin cloth and features era authentic details such as screened vent holes, drawstring, and foliage ring a tape band encircling the base of the hat, which was originally used for attaching foliage as a means of camouflage. The origin of the boonie hat can be traced back to fisherman's "bucket hats," constructed of wool or tweed. By the late 1930s, the U. S. military had adopted a wide brimmed