M1943 HBT Fatigue Jacket (second pattern) – WW2 US Army

Description WWII U.S. Army M1943 HBT Fatigue Jacket – Olive Drab WWII United States Army M1943 HBT (Herringbone Twill) fatigue jacket, worn 1943–1945 by U.S. Army enlisted men and officers; olive drab cotton herringbone twill construction; straight cut work/field uniform design. Features two large square chest patch pockets with buttoned flaps, exposed button front closure, lay-down collar and plain back panel with shoulder yoke; mid-hip length with simple cuffed sleeves; standard second pattern configuration. Manufactured in durable 8.5–9 oz cotton HBT fabric with period-correct weave pattern; matte dark buttons; reinforced stitching at stress points; authentic wartime silhouette and proportions. Designed to be worn with matching HBT trousers for fatigue, training and field duties; widely used in European and Pacific Theaters during WWII.