Crye Precision Shirt Field, Navy, Custom - M-R

The iconic Gulf War classic! Up for sale is a genuine pair of US Army Desert Battle Dress Uniform (DBDU) trousers in the legendary 6-Color Desert camouflage, affectionately known as "Chocolate Chip". Contract dated 1986, these pants are in flawless, unissued New Old Stock (NOS) condition. Made from a highly durable NYCO blend (50% Cotton / 50% Nylon), featuring the classic 6-pocket BDU design with reinforced knees and seat. Size Large Short.

The legendary Generation 1 (Gen 1) Combat Pants by Crye Precision, the design that started the revolution in tactical apparel. These pants in Multicam are in used condition and come complete with the original knee pads. Size is 36R (Regular). All zippers are fully functional. There is a small hole (approx. 5mm) on the seat/rear area, otherwise, the pants are solid.

True Tora Bora vibes! Up for sale is an original Gregory Shasta expedition backpack in the iconic green/black colorway. During the early days of the War in Afghanistan (Operation Enduring Freedom), elite units like the Green Berets, Navy SEALs, and CIA Ground Branch ditched their heavy, uncomfortable standard-issue packs for top-tier civilian mountaineering gear (known as COTS - Commercial Off-The-Shelf). This specific pack was sourced directly from a US Army Green Beret veteran. It is in nice, field-used condition with all zippers and buckles fully functional. A holy grail piece for early GWOT reenactors and "operator" gear collectors!

Vintage London Bridge Trading pistol holster featuring the desirable "Yellow Tag". Base color Coyote Tan with authentic field spray-paint camouflage. Classic "Salty" operator look.

Another stunning piece of GWOT aviation history! Up for sale is an original US Army flight jacket (Coat, Aircrew, Combat) made of fire-resistant Nomex in the Tan 380 colorway. This jacket belonged to a CW2 named PATRICK. It features a complete, original patch configuration, highlighted by an awesome custom combat patch for A Company, 1st Battalion, 1st Aviation Regiment ("Taz Devils") and the subdued 1st Infantry Division (Big Red One) patch on the left sleeve. Size Medium-Long. The jacket is lightly used, in very nice condition with absolutely no damage.

A highly desirable "Old Gen" Wilcox artifact: The L2 Series One-Hole Bracket (P/N 28300G10B). Laser marked with the date 02-10-01 (2001), making it a perfect piece for an early Afghanistan invasion (OEF) loadout. This mount requires a single hole drilled in the helmet and features the sought-after integrated retractable lanyard system to secure Night Vision Goggles. Used by Tier 1 operators before the 3-hole shroud became standard.

A Cold War classic! Up for sale is a genuine US military issue nylon LC-1 individual equipment belt (part of the ALICE system) featuring the classic "ball and hook" metal buckle. This belt is in nice, field-used condition, fully functional with no fraying or damage to the webbing or hardware. A major plus is the highly sought-after Size LARGE, easily accommodating bigger waistlines and adjusting up to approximately 130 cm (51 inches). It is the perfect, indestructible foundation for an 80s or 90s infantry rig—from Grenada to Operation Desert Storm.

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).

Used ALICE FIRST AID / COMPASS POUCH.

Genuine US Army collar insignia for enlisted personnel. "U.S." block letters on a gold disk. Worn on the right collar of Class A / ASU uniforms.

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.