Original U.S. Vietnam War 1st Special Forces (Airborne) OG-107 “Type III” Jungle Jacket With OG-106 “Ball Cap” Thompson SMG They are stitched onto the

They are stitched onto the cap with thread matching the color of the cap

These units were subject to political lectures and other types of indoctrination using NSDAP propaganda

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Edward O'Brien of Lawrence County as lieutenant colonel

Original U.S. Vietnam War 1st Special Forces (Airborne) OG-107 “Type III” Jungle Jacket With OG-106 “Ball Cap” Thompson SMG They are stitched onto theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of a field used jungle jacket attributed to a member of the 1st Special Forces Command, known only by his rank; Sergeant. The uniform is a mixture of both subdued and color insignia and was most likely worn while he was inside the wire. All of the Tropical Combat Uniforms shared several basic characteristics. The coat consisted of two slant pockets on the chest and two lower bellows