OG-107 Cotten Sateen Utility (Jacket) Side-By-Side Pocket Details

Here we look closely at the pocket details of the OG107 Cotten sateen utility uniforms side by side 1st, 2nd and 3rd patterns. In service from 1952-1975, that is from the Korean War all Thur the Cold War & even used at the beginning of the Vietnam War in country and everywhere else. And then came the OG -507.

[@huynhthanhquan5564]

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[@WebGearReview]

Huỳnh Thanh Quân thank you for the kind words. I don’t understand why either, I know there are some people who can promote you on KZbin but they want some money to do so, and I don’t make any money out of this little channel so I can’t pay no money to be promoted. All I can do is ask people to subscribe share and hit the .

[@WebGearReview]

Huỳnh Thanh Quân I tried to keep my videos short and concise to the point, so I’m not wasting peoples time however I could rattle on and make longer videos it just depends on what people want maybe I should ask them

[@midknightfenerir]

@@WebGearReview Can you do future videos on Camouflages used by US Army and Armies across the world.

[@wyattisveryepicandcoolworl2054]

Can we please get a video of Your entire canteen collection with your covers and everything?

[@WebGearReview]

wyattisveryepicandcool Worley Yeah I guess I could do a run thru video of all of them it probably be a long video

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[@ericcook5224]

2nd patterns most prominent feature are the pocket flaps. Also, if you noticed, the second button down the front of the shirt is in line with the top of the pocket flaps while the other patterns don't have that feature. Just an observation 😎 Could you tell me if the LATER made 1st patterns ever had the green color buttons or did they remain the brown color until the 2nd pattern came out?

[@JohnSmith-yl6dn]

I have a US Air Force one of these that has the pockets you show on your 3rd pattern but with the old style buttons of your 1st pattern example. It has 6 buttons down the front but they are green buttons and not brown. They have a very pronounced outer rim like the 1st pattern. Mine has a buttoned cuff. The 3rd button down is not in line with the pocket buttons as your 3rd pattern appear to be. On mine the 3rd button is positioned slightly lower. What year would mine be do you think? My Uncle gave it to me. He was stationed at the SAC Air Force base in Bellevue, Nebraska during Vietnam. Didn't the Army and Airforce use the same patterns of fatigue shirts?

[@WebGearReview]

It’s probably a transition 3rd Pattern I have one that has those green buttons on it also those buttons came between the older brown button and then newer convex saucer shaped buttons. Thanks for the info

[@midknightfenerir]

Can you do videos on Uniforms from other Eras and Countries as well?

[@WebGearReview]

I plan on doing videos on the uniforms that I have, Thanks for watching