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trenchbuff
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Maybe a beginner's question but when did the Marine Corps go from the wool chevron to the embroidered ones on the green uniform? Could you expect to this style on a WW2 period jacket?

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Not sure what the exact date on these were but you do see these on many late war Marine's uniforms. Guys getting out in late '45 to early '46. I believe these were used through the Korean war era too. Here are some 6th division uniforms in my collection that have the same chevrons.

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I've only got 2 but my 1941-1942 quartermaster jacket has the wool and my 1944-1945 quartermaster has the nylon

SgtMaddoxUSMC
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This chevron is known as the Bevo weave style and was used later in WW2 and continued to see use through Korea.

trenchbuff
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This chevron is known as the Bevo weave style and was used later in WW2 and continued to see use through Korea.

 

Thank you.

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SgtMaddoxUSMC
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I actually found an article in the September 1946 Leatherneck that notes that were adopted in that year.

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30GallonPusheenGun
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Could you photograph the article from the magazine? 

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