I freakin love these. Wearing them with woodland IBA and doing airsoft/roleplay just OIF stuff really amazing era' still my alltime favorite US Army era.
It was Easy for me as it turned out he was high ranking, so I searched up his name. To verify it was him you can use the patches on the uniform, all the patches on the uniform matched up to my man, but there other methods that are slightly less effective like camo, what year it was made. honestly if u dig deep enough u can find anything I once found a friend that was a nam vet on the internet and all his info.
@@M40Militaria_ it was difficult for me to find the identity of the uniform as the persons last name was Lopez which is a very common Hispanic surname and the date of the uniform had been faded away
I freakin love these. Wearing them with woodland IBA and doing airsoft/roleplay just OIF stuff really amazing era' still my alltime favorite US Army era.
This is the type of camo for dry terrain that I like the most.
Agreed I love desert camo but it doesn't really work where I live
My favorite desert pattern was the DPM desert! As an American I like the design better then our 🍪 desert pattern.
Fair enough personally I love DCU
How are you able to find the identity of the soldier
It was Easy for me as it turned out he was high ranking, so I searched up his name. To verify it was him you can use the patches on the uniform, all the patches on the uniform matched up to my man, but there other methods that are slightly less effective like camo, what year it was made. honestly if u dig deep enough u can find anything I once found a friend that was a nam vet on the internet and all his info.
@@M40Militaria_ it was difficult for me to find the identity of the uniform as the persons last name was Lopez which is a very common Hispanic surname and the date of the uniform had been faded away
how did you find the gut who wore it
I searched up the name, the branch, the unit and his badges and found the guy who matched
@@M40Militaria_ crazy!