World War 2: USMC M44 Camo Utility Uniform | Collector's & History Corner

ASP's Blog: (http://autoshowcaseproject.blogspot.com/) ASP PRESENTS: The M44 Camouflage uniforms was a slight improvement of the P42 that it helped its wearer or the Marine keep hold of their belongings or rations. The M44 utilized Herringbone Twill like the P42 and the standard utility uniform. In addition, it uses frog skin as a form of camouflage. NJACC Website: (http://www.njacc.info/) SUBSCRIBE HERE FOR MORE: (   / gurilla47  ) FOLLOW ME ON GOOGLE+: (https://plus.google.com/u/0/+ChrisBut...) INSTAGRAM: (  / gurilla47  ) Thanks for watching! Sound off in the comments below! TAGS USMC, Marine, Marines, M44, P42, utility, uniform, collectors, history, World War 2, WW2, World War 1, Marine uniform, guide, equipment, infantry, service uniform, canteen, leggings, collector, collectors market, haversack, wool, OD green, Olive Drab, khakis, dress uniform, dress shirt, The Pacific, EGA, eagle, globe, anchor, training, Guadalcanal, Bougainville, campaign, Battle of Tarawa, Tarawa Atoll, frog skin, camo, camoflage, Operation Galvanic, Gilbert Islands, HBT, Herringbone Twill