Leggings, Dismounted, M1938, Army photo1 to the end of fighting

to the end of fighting in WWII

It has a thick cotton duck filled visor known as a “short bill” and two pairs of OD painted brass ventilation eyelets on each side

These are also known as Campaign Hats

wear and tear but as you see in the above photo are completely serviceable

We use genuine Lift-the-dot snaps

Leggings, Dismounted, M1938, Army photo1 to the end of fightingLeggings, Dismounted, M1938, Army These are the canvas leggings worn by US Army soldiers while serving in the field. The Army specification for these are dated 1942 and we follow them to the letter. We make these in heavy duty robust cotton duck dyed in OD #3 (Not Khaki #1), with authentic eyelets, hooks, custom made laces, and webbing buckles and square tips. Hooks are guaranteed not to pull out. *Please visit this link at the 90th Infantry Division