Imaneetboy t1_jecbf63 wrote
I mean he might've bought it when he was in the service but that was never standard issue.
nerull1252 OP t1_jecd2d2 wrote
From what he told me was given it when he was restationed in Germany for a time.
GolokGolokGolok t1_jece65i wrote
Do you know what he did in Germany? Like others are pointing out it’s a non-standard item.
I’ve been issued non-standard uniforms for weird jobs, so I’m not inclined to automatically write you off, but it had to have been something unordinary
nerull1252 OP t1_jecga14 wrote
Honestly I have no idea besides being an army engineer once he got restationed. I wish I could ask him all these questions but unfortunately he is no longer with us short of using a quija... even then knowing my uncle it would have to government approved
Its_me_Snitches t1_jed5e27 wrote
Check out the clothing label OP posted in the comments. It doesn’t have identification numbers like modern gear, but I will say it does have a similar look to it. The NATO sizing on the label is interesting.
dicemonkey t1_jedw58y wrote
That camo didn’t exist in the 70’s mid 80’s at the oldest probably closer to 90’s make …And I don’t think it was ever Army issue….I think he’s pulling your leg
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