Vietnam War Named Jungle Field Jacket M-65 Patched Combat Infantry & Paratrooper

Information is based on my research. The jacket shown in the image is a vintage U.S. Army jungle jacket, also known as a tropical combat uniform or an OG-107 jacket. These jackets were a standard issue for all branches of the U.S. military, particularly during the Vietnam War. The jungle jacket was designed to be lightweight and quick-drying, made from a cotton poplin or ripstop fabric, to be suitable for the hot and humid climates. Key features include: * Name & Patches: "Bradford" name, Paratrooper "Jump Wings", Combat Infantry * Four large pockets: Two on the chest and two on the hips with slanted flaps. * OG-107 color: The designation "OG-107" stands for the "Olive Green 107" color, which was the standard shade of green for U.S. military uniforms during that period.