Unused 1960s Vietnam War Era HBT ROKMC (Republic of Korea Marine Corps) Duck Hunter Camo

【Marking】
1 = Largest size according to South Korean military standards

【Actual Measurements】
Width: 59cm
Sleeve Length: 62.5cm
Shoulder Width: 50cm
Length: 78.5cm

This is a South Korean military jacket, but it's a famous item because it was worn by US soldiers during the Vietnam War.

During the Vietnam War, the South Korean military fought alongside the US military on the side of the South Vietnamese army.

At that time, some American soldiers obtained and wore this frogskin uniform through bartering with South Korean soldiers who were working with them on the operation.

Also, as an exception, American soldiers dispatched as military advisors to the South Korean military also wore it in accordance with the rules.

There were also locally-made items for American soldiers using the South Korean military's frogskin camouflage, making it a fascinating camouflage deeply related to the history of the US military in the Vietnam War.

In addition to the above-mentioned appeal, the size markings of the South Korean military are set up so that the size becomes larger as the size marking becomes smaller.

This is the largest size according to South Korean military standards.

While many have a width of less than 50cm, this one is about 60cm, making it a monster size.

【Condition】
・One button missing from the left cuff (6th photo)
・Fraying due to loose folding of the fabric on the right shoulder (8th photo)
・Stains attached during storage, not very noticeable in the 7th photo

Honestly, this is an item for collectors.

Price reduction is possible.