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1979 Propper U.S. Army Hot Weather Camouflage Trousers DLA100-79-C-2365 100% Cotton Ripstop

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1979 Propper U.S. Army Hot Weather Camouflage Trousers DLA100-79-C-2365 100% Cotton Ripstop

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For serious collectors and military historians alike, this is an authentic pair of 1979 U.S. Army “Trousers, Hot Weather, Camouflage Pattern”, manufactured under official Defense Logistics Agency contract DLA100-79-C-2365 by Propper International, Inc. These trousers represent the transitional period between late-Vietnam and early Cold War U.S. military gear, a highly sought-after era among collectors due to its rarity and limited production runs. Specifications: • Contract Number: DLA100-79-C-2365 • Manufacturer: Propper International, Inc. (official U.S. military contractor since 1967) • Material: 100% Cotton Ripstop – lightweight and breathable, designed for tropical and jungle environments • Stock Number: 8415-00-(contact info removed) • NATO Size: 6775 / 8999 • Size: Large Short (Waist: 35–39 in | Inseam: up to 29½ in) • Pattern: Early ERDL / Transitional Woodland camo – predecessor to the standard M81 Woodland pattern • Condition: Excellent vintage condition, all buttons intact, no rips, tears, or repairs. Fabric retains strong color and structural integrity. Historical Context: This model was part of the U.S. Army’s hot weather uniform system, originally developed during the Vietnam War and continued in limited issue through the late 1970s. The 1979 DLA contract marks the end of the Vietnam-era production standards, making this piece a rare collectible and a key reference item for serious militaria archives. Collector’s Notes: • Verified authentic U.S. issue, not reproduction. • Genuine ripstop weave with correct button-fly closure and reinforced seams. • Ideal for collectors, reenactors, or display in a military collection. • Increasingly scarce on the open market — particularly in this condition. This is not just surplus — it’s a preserved piece of American military history, representing the craftsmanship, functionality, and legacy of U.S. combat gear during one of the most significant transitional periods of 20th-century military design.

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