TROUSERS, MEN'S, COTTON SATEEN, OG-107 Colour:OLIVE transforming the squad into one

transforming the squad into one of the most talent-heavy military teams assembled during the war

It can be assumed that various trousers including the jungle fatigues were cut off or otherwise modified to beat the heat

It features a cotton-wool pile interlining for warmth

Eyelets were placed at the hem to accommodate "Clothes Stops" - small lengths of white cotton cord with brass ends

Originally issued as cold-weather overalls to be worn with the N-1 Deck Jacket

TROUSERS, MEN'S, COTTON SATEEN, OG-107 Colour:OLIVE transforming the squad into oneEvolving from the Herringbone Twill (HBT) era of WWII, the 1950s saw the US Army transition to a cotton sateen fabric as part of the OG 107 uniform. OG 107, which derived from the color code Olive Green 107, saw action in the Korean War and became the standard for use both in the United States and on overseas deployment by the beginning of the Vietnam War. The fatigue pant, TROUSERS, MENS, COTTON SATEEN, OG 107 were in issue until the mid 70s, a