USGI Aircrew Combat Shirt

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#x23;html-body [data-pb-style=PHBV282]{justify-content:flex-start;display:flex;flex-direction:column;background-position:left top;background-size:cover;background-repeat:no-repeat;background-attachment:scroll}U.S. G.I. Military Nomex Air Crew Camo Shirt is used products have undergone close inspection by our team to ensure you receive a top quality product. This shirt looks and feels as it was intended, featuring authentic aramid, woodland camouflage styling. This is the same camouflage that was used by U.S. Soldiers and Marines from 1981 to 2006. Made up of a combination of sand, green, brown, and black irregular shapes this pattern is tough to see in several outdoor terrains. Two flap pockets are located on the front, allowing for quick and convenient access to supplies. U.S. G.I. Military Nomex Air Crew Camo Shirt Specifications:U.S. G.I. Military Surplus2 pocket BDU shirtMade out of Aramid, Woodland Camouflage color   **All used items are in good usable condition with plenty of use left; however, conditions will vary due to being actual used military surplus. We inspect all items and make repairs when needed.  Some items may have stains, writing, color fading, small repairs or surface rust but no holes and tear.  Stock changes regularly because we trade with so many soldiers. Check back or call if you do not see your size. The photos are representative of the item(s) you will receive, but are not the actual item(s). The item(s) you receive may differ slightly in condition or appearance from the representative photos, but will be substantially the same in terms of their condition, appearance and functionality. 
Army Surplus World is a family-owned, family-run business. Originally founded in 1984, it has experienced continued growth and still services the local retail needs of the greater Houston area. Our sales presence on the Internet began in 2003. Online, we currently service all 50 U.S. states, U.S. territories and, perhaps the most important of all, our active military members who are deployed outside of the United States.