Pouch, Kit, Medical photo1 the M37 shirt pattern was

the M37 shirt pattern was common until approximately 1943 when the Army changed to the convertible collar style thereafter

D and treated with an authentic water repellency as were the original jackets

Whether it was under the hood of a duce-n-half at the motor pool

Be sure to allow for shrinkage before tailoring of any kind

The fabric is 45%/55% wool/polyester blend in the elastique weave

Pouch, Kit, Medical photo1 the M37 shirt pattern wasThis is the Medical Dept issue bag worn by all Army medics. It was used to hold medical supplies, bandages, etc., Includes lacing to shorten the bag. Authentic construction just like the originals. With accurate eyelets, and rings. We offer this item in both All OD#3 and OD#3 OD#7 transitional shading. Please note that some transitional pouches have edge binding in darker shading.