Shirt, Cotton, Khaki, M-37 EM utility and to the lower coat

and to the lower coat and thigh cargo pockets

the Army changed to the convertible collar style in approximately 1943

Metal sleeve on the 12'3" upright

This pattern includes two breast pockets with puckered fabric on the top front and rear shoulders

authentic M1903 Springfield Rifle ammo clip retaining straps with friction snap

Shirt, Cotton, Khaki, M-37 EM utility and to the lower coatShirt, Cotton, Khaki, M 37 EM This is the standard issue enlisted man's shirt from the earlier campaigns of WWII. Eventually this style of shirt was replaced by another shirt with an open collar style called the Convertible Collar shirt (shown below). The M37 shirt does retain a much sharper appearance due to the two piece collar and stand and front and cuff button plaquets design. This shirt does NOT include a gas flap. Historically, the M37 shirt