Original U.S. Vietnam War 1st Field Force Special Forces Officer’s OG-107 Utility Shirt with Period-Applied Incountry Insignia - LTC Smith Discount It has a lovely yellowed

It has a lovely yellowed look from age and service

while serving with Advisory Team 1

An extremely scarce early example

The largest producer of steel helmets (Stahlhelme) was the firm of Eisenhüttenwerke located in the city of Thale

The shaft is covered with faded red velvet and decorative tassel below straps

Original U.S. Vietnam War 1st Field Force Special Forces Officer’s OG-107 Utility Shirt with Period-Applied Incountry Insignia - LTC Smith Discount It has a lovely yellowedOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very well worn and tattered Type I OG 107 Utility Shirt, worn by a Lieutenant Colonel in the 1st Field Force as indicated by the patch to the left shoulder. The uniform set itself is a Type I which was worn from 1952 to 1963. The first "Type I" model was introduced in 1952 and remained virtually unchanged through its 10 year production run. The shirt features a sleeve with no true cuff or buttons; it was