UNDERSHIRTS, COTTON, SUMMER / COMBAT BATTALION Colour:160 GREEN It also includes more ‘tucks’

It also includes more ‘tucks’ in the stitching than a regular waffle fabric that causes it the shirt to have a larger unevenness in the fabric

better known as the Daisy Mae

The MILITARY SWEATPANTS were used by the US Army Air Force in the 1960s during athletics training

while the B-15 series and subsequent MA-1 were developed in parallel and designed for cold-weather use

Nylon Lining

UNDERSHIRTS, COTTON, SUMMER / COMBAT BATTALION Colour:160 GREEN It also includes more ‘tucks’The UNDERSHIRTS, COTTON, SUMMER COMBAT BATTALION is a lightweight, 6. 5oz undershirt originally issued to Marines during World War II. Often referred to as "Skivvies," the initial models introduced at the beginning of the US entry to the second world war were crafted from white cotton fabric, similar to undershirts worn by the US Navy. However, in the mid 1940s, the design was updated to a green color to reduce visibility to the enemy. Recognising the