TROUSERS, MEN'S, FIELD, M-65 J-24 Collars As it was used as

As it was used as work wear

were not only sold in Yokosuka where they originated

the word 'M-65' was removed from the garment label and was replaced with "PARKA

These bags were made and filled by volunteers who would pass them on to soldiers being treated at Red Cross Hospitals

TROUSERS, MEN'S, FIELD, M-65 J-24 Collars As it was used asThe TROUSERS, MEN'S, FIELD, M 65 are made from a cotton sateen cloth, incorporating original field details such as straps housed inside the snap closure side pockets for securing gear, side waist adjusters, suspender loops, and a drawcord at the hem. Among surviving vintage examples of this M 65 trousers, contract number 1276 dated to year 1967 has been finished with lapped seams. This construction offered greater strength but required a higher level