Vietnam War US Advisor Tigerstripe Shirt

CA$750.00
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During the onset of the Vietnam War, early advisors and SF troops weren’t issued any camouflage. They were still using OG-107. This was an issue when it came to blending in in the jungle. As such, many soldiers bought their own camouflage back home and brought it with them. You see many tigerstripe variants at play produced either by originally the South Vietnamese Military and then plenty of small shops in Thailand, Korea, Japan and even the USA.

This shirt, is a part of a batch order of Advisor Type Dense that saw prolific use by US SOF in Vietnam. This shirt is in excellent condition with no defects and a still visible size stamp (Asia Medium).

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During the onset of the Vietnam War, early advisors and SF troops weren’t issued any camouflage. They were still using OG-107. This was an issue when it came to blending in in the jungle. As such, many soldiers bought their own camouflage back home and brought it with them. You see many tigerstripe variants at play produced either by originally the South Vietnamese Military and then plenty of small shops in Thailand, Korea, Japan and even the USA.

This shirt, is a part of a batch order of Advisor Type Dense that saw prolific use by US SOF in Vietnam. This shirt is in excellent condition with no defects and a still visible size stamp (Asia Medium).

During the onset of the Vietnam War, early advisors and SF troops weren’t issued any camouflage. They were still using OG-107. This was an issue when it came to blending in in the jungle. As such, many soldiers bought their own camouflage back home and brought it with them. You see many tigerstripe variants at play produced either by originally the South Vietnamese Military and then plenty of small shops in Thailand, Korea, Japan and even the USA.

This shirt, is a part of a batch order of Advisor Type Dense that saw prolific use by US SOF in Vietnam. This shirt is in excellent condition with no defects and a still visible size stamp (Asia Medium).