Original U.S. WWII 3rd Infantry Division M-1943 M43 Field Jacket with Extremely Rare Theater-Made 7th Infantry Battle Patrol Patch Original Display Machine Guns 1970 Tan An Headquarters Base

1970 Tan An Headquarters Base camp receives routine mortar fire and small arms fire from Viet Cong

without any wool used in the construction

and this was to dramatically influence the South African Brigade in the coming offensive

The painting is a stunning work of art

something we see quite often with these types of mortars

Original U.S. WWII 3rd Infantry Division M-1943 M43 Field Jacket with Extremely Rare Theater-Made 7th Infantry Battle Patrol Patch Original Display Machine Guns 1970 Tan An Headquarters BaseOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Jacket, Field, M1943 was a standardized field jacket issued to Army soldiers in WWII. It was longer than the M 1941 jacket, coming down to the upper thighs. It was made in a light olive drab OD7, later a darker OD9 cotton sateen. It also had a detachable hood (not included), drawstring waist, two large breast pockets and two skirt pockets. The uniform was designed to be warm in winter by use of a separate jacket