April 5, 2024
Desert Digital Marpat Combat Shirt MR USMC Crye AOR1 Seals DEVGRU Delta NWT
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Color: Desert MarpatBRAND NEW WITH TAGSBradley 4 (SLeeve)65% Rayon 25% Para-Aramid 10% NylonModacrylic Protex T (torso)83% Modacrylic 7% Polyester 5% Spandex 5% Silver(1)USMC Desert Marpat Frog ''Defender M'' FR Shirt (top)Size: M-RColor: Desert Marpat· Sewn to the official Marine FROG specifications.· Made of patented Defender M flame resistant fabric.· Enhanced X-Static DRIFIRE knit torso - reduces core body heat, flame resistant, prevents bacteria growth, and provides odor control.· All thread, zippers and loop components are flame resistant.· Reinforced mandarin collar and zipper.· Raglan sleeves for enhanced range of motion.· Angled sleeve pockets with hook and look panels for quick access.· Contoured, reinforced elbows.· Comfortable moisture wicking, fast drying torso.· Made In U.S.ANEW excellent condition original current issue USMC Digital Desert Camouflage FROG combat shirtThe USMC MARPAT camouflage uniform is also currently used by the Navy SEALS, USMC Special Operations Command (MARSOC) & DEVGRU:The FROG (Flame Resistant Organizational Gear) uniforms are designed specifically to protect armored vehicle crewmen from fire and flash burns from improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in the war in Afghanistan.Camouflage pattern has the Eagle Globe & Anchor (EGA) embedded throughout the pattern.Posted with eBay Mobile
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