U.S. Army OG-108 Wool/Nylon Field Shirt, 1st & 2nd Pattern Side-by-Side, Korean War

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In this video we take a side-by-side comparison and show you the difference between the 1st & the 2nd pattern OG (olive green) 108 uniform field shirt that was made for the Korean War. This wool/nylon shirt was made to be used in combat as well as the field. Thanks for watching the web gear review

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@matthewnewman7187 3 месяца назад

I have a pattern 2 made in 1981 and it does have the pencil pocket.

@elijahbey3366 Год назад

This is a great channel. Glad I found it.

@WebGearReview Год назад

Thanks for watching

@TOAOZuur Год назад

Thanks for showing. I just got my hands on 2 of these shirts. Now I can see clearly that I bought the 2 different patterns.

@WebGearReview Год назад

That’s great thanks for watching

@AlexA-ip5qq 4 месяца назад

Thank you! Now I know that my shirt is from 1970s 😊

@WebGearReview 4 месяца назад

You're welcome!!

@benofficialyt Год назад

i love your vid btw

@WebGearReview Год назад

Thanks for the comment and thank you for watching

@darrellh1840 Год назад

Thanks WGG! Interesting they made pockets smaller and collar one layer. I assume less material per item equals more items out of a specific amount of material.

@WebGearReview Год назад

I believe you’re right it does look like things got smaller and simplified thanks for the comment and watching my videos

@matthewnewman7187 3 месяца назад

Why do some of the pattern 1 have the label in a reddish stencil?

@user-cn9of2jt2w Год назад

Thank you for interesting video. I have both versions of this wool shirts. Generally speaking, in my comparison of my items, later version is cheaper than 1st version.

@WebGearReview Год назад

That’s cool that you have both versions and yes the newer version seems to be cheaper thank you for always commenting they really help

@syukwan-kerr8118 Год назад

I think thats generally the way military gear goes through production. If you look at something like the N3B Parkas, they originally had 100% wool interlining and a real animal fur hood trim but in later productions the interlining was replaced with polyester and had an acrylic fur hood trim. Generally if the same usefullness could be gotten out of an item for cheaper the item gets simplified and gets cheaper

@ElevatedSkins 9 месяцев назад

Recently got an older pattern shirt that has a smooth nylon strip sewn in at the the collar where it touches your neck. Field mod or standard issue variation?

@WebGearReview 9 месяцев назад

I not sure about that. Thanks for watching