在国外找到关於OG-107(M-65)的文章，但是程度太差看的一知半解 有哪位好心人可以帮忙翻译一下吗... ------------------------------------------------------------------------ First Pattern "Type I": The first pattern jungle fatigues were adopted in 1963 and were made of 5.5 ounce cotton Poplin dyed Army Shade Olive Green 107 or "OG-107". The pattern is easily distinguishable as the coat and the pants had "exposed" buttons. The coat featured the standard pocket lay out, but the closure buttons were not covered. The coat also had shoulder epaulettes, side take up tabs, and an integrated gas flap that could be buttoned internally to better cover the neck and prevent chemical / gas agents from entering through the front button closure. The pants also had the exposed buttons on the pockets and featured leg ties attached in the bellows pockets that could be retracted back in to the pocket. The pants also featured button side take up tabs and an integrated gas flap. I have seen countless photos of this pattern in 1966 and many even later. Second Pattern "Type II": In August 1964, the Army Material Command ordered a revision to the jungle fatigue design. They found that the exposed buttons had a tendency to snag on brush, and addressed this issue. The buttons on the coat and pants were covered, but the epaulettes, side take up tabs, and gas flap were retained. The fabric was changed to 6 ounce cotton Poplin to help them wear better and the OG-107 color was retained. This style entered Vietnam in late 1965 and were soon to be replaced in 1967 by the third pattern. Third Pattern "Type III": The third pattern fatigues intorduced in 1967 were a simplified version of the second pattern. The coat lost its side take up tabs, gas flap, and shoulder epaulettes. The pants shifted to a web slide take up tab on the waist and lost the gas flap and leg ties. This pattern is slightly more complicated as it was issued in two classes. Class I was OG-107, or green. Class II was ERDL Camouflage in either green (middle photos) or brown (last two photos) dominant depending on the reg on they were being issued to. The camouflage pattern was later standardized to reduce supply strains. Initially the ERDL camo was issued to priority troops including SF, Recon, Rangers, and Pathfinders. By 1969, it was not uncommon to find ERDL camo amon some line infantry units. Both the Class I and Class II were first produced in Poplin Cotton with very limited ripstop production in 1967. However in mid / late 1968, the more durable ripstop had taken over the majority of production. By 1969, only a f action of the new made fatigues -- ╭──── Origin:<不良牛牧场> bbs.badcow.com.tw (210.200.247.200)─────╮ │ ↘ Welcome to SimFarm BBS -- From : [203.67.89.116] │ ╰◣◣◢ ◢◢《不良牛免费拨接→电话:40586000→帐号:zoo→密码:zoo》 ◣◣◢ ─╯