I had a relative who served in VN in 1966-1967. He wore OG107 fatigues with full color name/service tapes (i.e. name tape = blue tape with white lettering. Service tape = blue and silver "U.S. Air Force"). He had the recently adopted "baseball" cap, the hot weather fatigue cap in OD. Black, all leather boots (He had Corcoran jump boots) would be needed.   Look at SOF militaria https://www.sofmilitary.co.uk/. They are located in the UK and a legit vendor. I've purchased a number of items from them. Additional cost due to tariffs will apply at this time.   bronsonshop.com is another option for OG107 fatigues. They are located in China and a legit. I've purchased a number of items from them. Additional cost due to tariffs will apply at this time.   What Price Glory has had OG107s in the past, not sure if they are now in stock. They are a well known and legit vendor. Some items ship from the UAE and will incur (as of March 2026) additional cost due to tariffs. Some items ship from California. Have purchased many items from WPG.   eBay would be one source for the USAF service tape.  I suspect that eBay might have a vendor who could supply one.   I had blue/white name tape made but don't recall where. Perhaps Amazon.   Shown are two OG107 fatigue shirts. The one labeled "Crook" is a repro from SOF. The other shirt is an original enlisted OG107. It is missing the name and service tapes.

I do US Army WWII MP at times and have developed a display for it.

horsecav that is awesome!!!

Here's an image of my latest hand painted Leather unit patches, this one is the Ww2 AAF 49th Troop Carrier Squadron, a C-47 unit , 5 inch size, going to a man in England, enjoy :) 

I got it from a disc of all sorts of Naval aviation WW2 emblems that was sent to me by a man who was with the Tailhook association . 

To be fair to the other fine threads on the forum, I try to take a quick look around the forum first, otherwise I end up using all my LIKEs here.  mikie

More a display than reenactment pictures.....   My WWII Post Exchange.

Navy N3 shirt that someone added an ega to. Second shirt appears to be a USMC P47 shirt.

Those are some fantastic photographs, wish they were mine!!

I don't have a link to the file you need, but if you need a dead-on modern option here is an example.   Albertson's grocery stores (in the US) have canned asparagus in can can with the exact same dimensions. See attached pictures.