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My new G1 1963 Foster 7823B

Hobbstc

Active Member
I'll get some pics up of me wearing it soon. For the record, the measurements of this 44 are as follows:

Pit to pit - 24.5
Top sleeve/shoulder seam to the other - 19
Backside bottom of collar seam to bottom of knit - 25.5
sleeve to end of knit - 25
frontside bottom of collar to knit - 23
 

Hobbstc

Active Member
Sorry for the delay, here's a few pics. Thought you would appreciate the orange wall. :lol:

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ausreenactor

Well-Known Member
Dr H said:
Hobbstc said:
Man, you guys are a tough crowd! :D Can I at least put my nametag on it? :mrgreen:

Only mine, but then I'd have to insist on wearing it! ;)


Mate, your jacket, your call. I would only suggest getting the patches right. No merrowed edges if possible, correct units etc.. I just yanked a Florida Naval Air Station patch off a reworked BR Superior Togs L-2A? Do the patch work right and I think you will be very content with yourself..

Nice get 'irregardless'....

Couchy
 

Hobbstc

Active Member
I was going to use it as my current patch jacket, however I decided I'm going to get a CWU 36 and use that. I have four patches so far from my career as an Army pilot and I'm sure there are more to follow.

BTW, which NAS in FL? I'm stationed at what used to be NAS Cecil Field in Jacksonville. Now we (National Guard) share it with the CG and DHS.
 
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