The U.S. Army 's M1943 uniform was a combat uniform manufactured in windproof cotton sateen cloth introduced in 1943 to replace a variety of other specialist uniforms and some inadequate garments, such as the M1941 field jacket.

2018年4月30日 · The M-43 with its long, bulky silhouette set the stage for the adoption of the famous Eisenhower Jacket, the short wool jacket that fit well under the weatherproof field jacket and further insulated troops in cold conditions.

Reproduction of the first production WWII issue M1943 Field Jacket. Made directly from original July 1943 contract examples, using Teflon treated 100% cotton sateen cloth shells, lined with OD3 poplin, lower pockets reinforced with 3/4" webbing …

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Designed as the building block of the G.I. uniform, the jacket has four external pockets, favored by troops because they provided more carrying capacity. Made by Cockpit, suppliers of outerwear to the USAF and Navy, this iconic M43 is made from 100% cotton poplin—the original material used when it was first issued to soldiers in 1944.

Our US Wings Cooper Original M-43 Field Jacket is a reproduction of the classic WWII M-1943 field jacket worn by US troops who fought throughout Europe and the Pacific. The M-43’s design was so successful that all subsequent US Military field jackets, including the popular M-65, are still remarkably similar to it.

Embrace the legacy of American military history with our original American M43 Jacket, an iconic piece worn by the U.S. Army during World War II. Renowned for its rugged design and unmatched functionality, this jacket remains a symbol of American resilience and ingenuity.

2006年11月16日 · These are two experimental versions of the M43 Field Jacket. I'm not sure of the exact date of manufacture but guess that it was 1942 or very early 1943. There are several features of these two jackets that did not show up until much later in the production jackets.