SHIRT, MAN'S, COTTON SATEEN, OG-107 Size:17 which was tested and determined

which was tested and determined to be the optimum fabric by the Aero Medical Laboratory

the USAF began changing the color of most of its flying clothing from Olive Drab to Air Force Blue as part of an overall plan to forge a separate identity from the other branches of service and demonstrate their independence

a characteristic seen in a lot of active or sports wear of the time

As the movement gained global notoriety in the '70s

SHIRT, MAN'S, COTTON SATEEN, OG-107 Size:17 which was tested and determinedA Long sleeved single breasted shirt of olive green (shade OG 107) cotton sateen fabric, featuring a turn down convertible collar, front fastening of six buttons, plain breast pockets of patch form with slightly pointed bottom edges and pointed button flaps, and button cuff The SHIRT, MAN'S, COTTON SATEEN, OG 107 marked a turning point in US Military Combat Uniforms. Evolving from the Herringbone Twill (HBT) era of WWII, from 1954 the US Army began a