Original U.S. Vietnam 196th Light Infantry Brigade, 23rd Infantry Division Officer’s Jungle Jacket with Incountry-Made Insignia Napoleonic All we know is that

All we know is that they had contracts to supply the US Military with the much needed equipment during WW2

the size a pinky nail is broken away in the fore stock next to the left side of the back sight

MORGAN on the leather patch above left breast squadron patch

But mute evidence showed the Jerries paid

The handle (tsuka) has an nice stingray (Sa-Me) grip

Original U.S. Vietnam 196th Light Infantry Brigade, 23rd Infantry Division Officer’s Jungle Jacket with Incountry-Made Insignia Napoleonic All we know is thatOriginal Item: Only One Available. An outstanding example of a uniform worn by an Infantry Captain who was a member of the 196th Light Infantry Brigade, 23rd Infantry Division (Americal). The jacket is a standard 1970 Dated ripstop poplin Jacket, which features a mix of U. S. made and locally produced Incountry made insignia which was commonly sourced from Vietnamese sewing shops. The collar insignia is U. S. Made, along with the Combat Infantrymans