Original U.S. Vietnam War “Duck Hunter” Camouflage Slouch Boonie Hat with Vietnamese “Viet-Nam” Rocker Patch Allow PayPal & Amazon Checkout Firing a shell without a

Firing a shell without a fuse would achieve the same result as firing a solid shot from a rifled gun

- Class A four pocket tunic jacket named on interior tailor label to Frank J O'Meara

Overall Length: 49 1/4 inches

The included leather belt appears to be dark brown and is in very nice condition

It was made in 1901 in Gloucester

Original U.S. Vietnam War “Duck Hunter” Camouflage Slouch Boonie Hat with Vietnamese “Viet-Nam” Rocker Patch Allow PayPal & Amazon Checkout Firing a shell without aOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a rare theater made Vietnam War bush hat. This style hat became popular with USGIs, specifically NCOs, who spent time in the wet hot conditions of Vietnam during the war. The VIET NAM patch rocker is an original Vietnamese produced example. This is an attractive example of a Locally Procured Vietnamese Made Bush Hat (aka Cowboy Hat by GIs). These were popular with U. S. and Army Republic of Vietnam (ARVN)