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The jacket pictured is a 1963 dated USAF Field Jacket. My question is why my jacket and liner have paper tags? Others that I've seen had the black and yellow silk tags.

 

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easterneagle87
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Your white ones are earlier. I've always found the white tags to be fabric. I believe they then transitioned to green tags. Some in the 1970's and very early 80's were yellow with black lettering. These tags I've seen on the AF sateen pants and shirts along with the last versions of the khaki pants and shirt.

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My M65 Field Jacket that I got sometime in the late 60's while in the USAF has the white tag.

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THe woven black and gold I believe pre-date the cloth printed versions.Same types that were used in the early flight jackets and parkas.

 

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Only yellow tags were the OG-507s cotton poly mix in Fatigues only. 

  • 9 months later...
phantomfixer
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Here is a MIL-J-4883A jacket tag.. the OPs is a C version

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