Perfect reproduction of the Daisy hat introduced in January 1941 with the two-piece light green HBT fatigues.
According to regulations, it was worn with the brim turned down. The hat was issued to all personnel except Armored troops and motor mechanics, who had a specific cap. This cap became limited standard in July 1943.
Cap, HBT (Herring Bone Twill), OD 3.
This poplin shell cap was authorized in August 1943 and was meant to replace various caps. There are two ventilation grommets on the side.
Nice replica of the M1941 cover canteen, mounted. This reinforced cover canteen was sometimes used by paratroopers as it made the canteen attachment more secure.
Nice replica of American laces made of T-5 suspension lines.
Often used by the paratroopers on the jump boots instead of leather laces.
Lenght: about 1.80m.
Reproduction of webbing M-1936 suspenders with adjustable straps and hooks. These were used to support the pistol or cartridge belts, and for carrying the M-1936 canvas field bag.
Perfect reproduction of the Daisy hat introduced in January 1941 with the two-piece light green HBT fatigues.
According to regulations, it was worn with the brim turned down. The hat was issued to all personnel except Armored troops and motor mechanics, who had a specific cap. This cap became limited standard in July 1943.
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