Trousers, Bay of Pigs, Camo, PATCH pocket style. CLOSEOUT sold as-is. All sales final. utility before the United States entered

before the United States entered WWII the Army first introduced it's "M38" OD Field Jacket with flaps covering the pocket openings and included no shoulder epaulettes

Worn early during the WWII era by horse mounted cavalry soldiers

and stainless steel wire slips

Eventually the M1943 Field Uniform would replace the mountain uniform

This leather jacket is made by Cockpit USA

Trousers, Bay of Pigs, Camo, PATCH pocket style. CLOSEOUT sold as-is. All sales final. utility before the United States enteredCLOSEOUT sold as is. All sales final. May have shelf fading at folds of garment. This was the commercially made camouflage hunting uniform typically found on the Sears Roebuck catalog of the 1950s through the 1970s. It was also used by CIA operative and US Military special operators in that time. The CIA also purchased these for the freedom fighters of the failed Bay of Pigs invasion. Sizes below: Size XSmall (25 27 waist) Size Meduim (31 33 waist)