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M65 Field Coats
The Propper M65 field coat was designed specifically for use by the US military. The M65 field coat was introduced in 1965, replacing the previous standard field coat, the M-1951 field coat. The M65 field coat was commonly worn by troops in the United States Army during the Vietnam War to provide warmth to the troops in the central highlands of South Vietnam. The original M65 field coat was produced in an olive drab color when first issued, today M65 field coats are now produced in popular colors such as woodland camouflage, desert camouflage, tiger stripe camouflage, universal camouflage, black, and navy blue. The M65 field jacket has two large pockets at the hip and two medium sized pockets at the breast to store and transport gear and also a concealed hood with a drawcord that can be stored in the in the collar of the coat. Proppers M65 field coat is sewn to military specifications with a durable water resistant finish. The M65 field coat is a worn by members of the US military for tactical use and protection against environmental conditions. The M65 is also popular for civilians to wear for fashion reason and for comfort. Proppers M65 field coat is also referred to as M65 coat, M65 jacket, M65 field jacket, M 65 coat, M-1965 jacket, military 65 field jacket, propper military coats, camo field jackets.