USAF Lightweight Blue Jacket | Removable Liner | DSCP Wings Collection | Size 42R

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Genuine Vietnam War era USAF Jungle Jacket (1970). Features rare "in-country" embroidered insignia: Senior Pilot wings, Lieutenant Colonel rank, and name tapes. Rip-Stop Poplin. Mint condition.

A Holy Grail piece for modern tactical gear collectors! We are offering an original Patagonia Level 9 Combat Shirt in the highly restricted AOR2 camouflage pattern (Naval Special Warfare Woodland Digital). This shirt is true New Old Stock (NOS) – it remains sealed in its original factory plastic poly bag with the manufacturing labels intact. Desirable Medium Regular size. Made in the USA for elite Navy SEAL teams. A unique collector's piece.

Genuine Special Operations Technologies (S.O. Tech) plate carrier. Olive Drab color. Made in Los Angeles, USA. Vintage GWOT era gear. Note: Missing one side release buckle.

Modern military history straight from the cockpit of an AH-64 Apache! Up for sale is an original US Army flight jacket (Coat, Aircrew, Combat) made of fire-resistant Nomex (Aramid) in the Tan 380 colorway. This jacket belonged to a highly experienced Army pilot (CW2 Alexander) and features a complete set of original, field-worn patches. The absolute highlight is the custom "TF Palerider" combat patch of B Company, 2-159th Attack Reconnaissance Battalion from their combat deployment in Afghanistan (OEF 2012-2013). Size Large-Long. Lightly used condition with an authentic combat patina and absolutely no damage.

A true "Unicorn" finding for the serious Old Gen collector: An original London Bridge Trading (LBT) Buttpackproduced in 1992. This item features the coveted "Silver Tag", the hallmark of LBT's earliest production run. Finding a Silver Tag item is hard; finding one dated 1992 in Unissued / NOS (New Old Stock) condition is virtually impossible. The nylon retains its factory crispness and color. A pristine piece of early Naval Special Warfare history.

A serious collector's piece from the dawn of US desert ops! Up for sale is a genuine U.S. Army 6-color desert camouflage "Chocolate Chip" DBDU coat. This is not your standard Desert Storm era piece, but a highly sought-after 1st contract from 1981. The coat is fully badged, named to a Staff Sergeant Gomez, and features 3rd Army patches on both sleeves. Made from durable NYCO twill. In the perfect, highly wearable size Medium Regular.

A massive, one-of-a-kind historical artifact: Presentation Leadership Plaque awarded to Brigadier General Rudolf "Rudi" F. Peksens (Director J5, US SOUTHCOM) in 1995. This heavy wooden board (approx. 76 x 55 cm) symbolizes the Joint Command nature by featuring four distinct blades representing the service branches: An M7 Bayonet (Army), a Ka-Bar Utility Knife (USMC), a Jet Pilot Survival Knife (USAF), and a U.S. Navy Mark 3 Mod 0 Knife (Navy). Includes dedication plate and service coins.

Genuine organizational patch of the 270th EOD Squadron (US Air Force). Features the classic EOD bomb imagery and the unit motto "Semper Primus". Semi-subdued tactical colors typically worn on flight suits. Used condition.

Massive USGI Graphic Training Aid for the Browning M2 .50 Cal Machine Gun. Dated 1982. Dimensions 70cm x 120cm. Features parts layout silhouettes and assembly checklist. Excellent wall art.

The birth of an official Green Beret icon! Up for sale is a pristine, factory-sealed set of "Crossed Arrows" collar branch insignia for the US Army Special Forces. Manufactured from polished Solid Brass by the renowned Crest-Craft Co., this set remains in its original packaging. The key text "Authorized Enlisted Insignia" dates this specific package perfectly to the mid-1980s, marking the historical moment when the US Army finally authorized this legendary symbol for enlisted Green Berets. Mint collector condition (NOS).

The iconic Cold War winter staple! Up for sale is a genuine US Army Parka, Extreme Cold Weather (famously known as the "Fishtail" parka) in the highly sought-after Medium size. This is a complete 3-piece modular set featuring the outer shell (dated 1982), a warm quilted liner from the Vietnam era (1973), and a wire-framed hood with synthetic fur ruff (1979). The jacket boasts vibrant, rich colors and is in great vintage condition. There are a few tiny, pinhole-sized spark holes on the chest (see photos) that add to its authentic character. A timeless piece of outerwear.