Original U.S. Vietnam War Early “Duck Hunter” Camouflage Material Poncho Liner - 68 x 80” Antique Wheellock Firearms The shirt features direct embroidery

The shirt features direct embroidery Colonel rank insignia on the collar

If civilians were permitted to drive after-hours for official purposes

In April 1941 the Geschwader then transferred to the Eastern Front for Operation Barbarossa

It was dyed directly onto the material

Original U.S. Vietnam War Early “Duck Hunter” Camouflage Material Poncho Liner - 68 x 80” Antique Wheellock Firearms The shirt features direct embroideryOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a tremendous example of a Vietnam War Duck Hunter camouflage poncho liner, used extensively during the early war. These were mostly issued to advisors in the early stages of US involvement in Vietnam, specifically the 7th Special Forces Group. The liner measures roughly 68 x 80 and does retain what was once a tag, which has now faded and is no longer legible. All tie strings are retained on the liner, and the