Cockpit USA Men's Wool-Lined WWII American Tanker Jacket - British Khaki Club Rank The Gulf War blood chit

The Gulf War blood chit is effectively the final major-conflict blood chit in the traditional sense — the end of a program that began with WWII

Hook-and-loop or sew-on backing

The four-language format reflects the specific threat environment of the peninsula in the early 1950s — fewer languages than the Vietnam-era chit's 12 or the Persian Gulf chit's 13

so had their jackets trimmed down

25" (49 cm)

Cockpit USA Men's Wool-Lined WWII American Tanker Jacket - British Khaki Club Rank The Gulf War blood chitThe Cockpit USA WWII American Tanker Jacket was originally designed for US Army tank crews operating in Europe during WWII short enough to wear inside armored vehicle hatches without bunching, warm enough for cold weather field operations. The Cockpit USA version uses a 100% cotton outer shell with an olive wool blend blanket lining for three season warmth, updated shoulder pleats and bi swing back for mobility, and a brass front zipper. British Khaki