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Rothco 8527 Navy Blue Military M-65 Field Jacket

Rothco Navy Blue M-65 Field Jacket - 8527

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Rothco 8527 Navy Blue Military M-65 Field Jacket

Made to military specifications to guarantee the quality worn for years by US troops around the world. It comes complete with a quilted, button-in liner. Water Repellent Polyester-Cotton Twill. Black military m65 field coat. The M-65 Field Jacket (also known as M-1965 and M-65 Field Jacket), eponymously named after the year it was introduced, is a popular field jacket initially designed for the US military under the MIL-C-43455J standard. It was introduced into US military service in 1965 to replace the M-1951 field jacket still preferred by US Troops, an improvement on the M-1943 field jacket of Second World War design. The M-65 had a built in hood that rolled up and fit into a pouch on the back of the neck as opposed to the separate hood that attached to the M-1951. The M-65 also had hook and loop fasteners on the sleeve cuffs and collar.

This item has a Loose fit. We suggest buying one size smaller than you normally wear.

List Price: $137.99

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Product Code: RTC-8527

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Rothco 8527 Navy Military M-65 Field Jacket. Made to military specifications to guarantee the quality worn for years by US troops around the world. It comes complete with a quilted, button-in liner. Water Repellent Polyester-Cotton Twill. Black military m65 field coat. The M-65 Field Jacket (also known as M-1965 and M-65 Field Jacket), eponymously named after the year it was introduced, is a popular field jacket initially designed for the US military under the MIL-C-43455J standard. It was introduced into US military service in 1965 to replace the M-1951 field jacket still preferred by US Troops, an improvement on the M-1943 field jacket of Second World War design. The M-65 had a built in hood that rolled up and fit into a pouch on the back of the neck as opposed to the separate hood that attached to the M-1951. The M-65 also had hook and loop fasteners on the sleeve cuffs and collar.