U.S. Military M-1951 Field Jacket, Korean War to Cold War
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- čas přidán 28. 06. 2024
- In this video we take a look at the M 1951 field jacket that’s the U.S. used from the end of the Korean War all up thur the Cold War in to early Vietnam . This field jacket was well liked by a lot of the troops it was more up-to-date. Thanks 
I'm from Korea, and it's really interesting that I stumbled upon your channel and this particular video by chance. When American soldiers were wearing the uniform shown in the video, my country was still underdeveloped. However, now I listen to your playlist while driving to my workplace, which is located in the most developed area of Seoul. Thank you for making me appreciate how precious everything is, and thank you to God. I hope to see more great videos from you. Let's keep going! 😊😊
Thank you so much for watching I am happy that you found my channel and I hope more people in your country
And other countries around the world will also stumble across my videos, because we need not forget history less we have to repeat it. Thank you so much May God bless us all.
I have one of these in a medium long from 1955 that is unissued. Looks like it was made yesterday. These are my FAVORITE field jackets! They were the highest quality and had the best features. The late 1940's to late 1950's was the period when they made the highest quality field uniforms for the US Army as far as how long they will last. I love the late 40's plastic button HBT shirts.
I agree it my favorite also.
thanks for the support
I saw the inner for 1951 FJ for the first time. Thank you for meaningful footage!
I think I have one of the heavy liners shown here as well as the nylon one. I really like the field jackets! Thanks WGG for another video!
You’re welcome thank you
BEST used WAR Jacket in the world
Yes indeed
Hi sir, I just got the m51 from thrifted. The thing is the tag for sizing are stamped on with black ink not the normal tag that been sewed below the collar. Do you ever saw that kind of tag? I wonder if its true vintage or reproduction one.
Yes, I have seen some stamped with black ink , a lot of garments were stamped . Thank you for watching my channel
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I used to have two WW1 cartridge belts manufactured by mills woven cartridge belts Worcester mass dates jully 16' 07 may 18 '15 they were white washed or painted white was this factory for the navy .or was. This done by vets for memorial parades because I have never seen whites other than movies i would ?over to see or have moret info on ths the belts were so dry rotted that all I have is one off the belts that connect the pouches together and they have the hooks that went into the pouch sectiones that had eyelets to connect tthem and adjust them they seemed pleats at the bottom of each pocket for stretching I think
Years ago I saw some white cartridge belts that were US Navy. The ones I saw were manufactured in White. Thanks for watching and the comment