COAT, MAN'S, COTTON WIND RESISTANT AGGRESSOR Loopwheel accompanied by the Philippine president

accompanied by the Philippine president Sergio Osmeña

in the mid 1950s the army would adopt the closed face “Army Trouser Belt” across most uniforms

introduced in the early 1940s to replace earlier denim and khaki fatigue clothing

the boonie offers superior comfort and protection against rain and sun

round-cut hem meant for tucking in the shirt without rubbing against the thigh and a ribbed collar

COAT, MAN'S, COTTON WIND RESISTANT AGGRESSOR Loopwheel accompanied by the Philippine presidentThe Aggressor jacket was worn by the Aggressor Forces, a selected U. S. Army unit that acted in field exercises as the opposing army where regular U. S. military troops could test their combat training. The idea of the Aggressor army was devised post WW2 WW2 allowing the U. S. Army to be able to train in a more realistic scenario. The green colour used by the Aggressor Forces was called "Army Shade 255" which is a very different shade of green