These uniforms were fielded by units of the 2nd Armored Division, including the 41st Armored Infantry Regiment and 17th Armored Engineer Battalion for D-Day. They appear in photos between June to September 1944.
 
Unfortunately, the preponderance of camouflage worn by the Germans led to a large number of "friendly fire" incidents, and the uniforms were withdrawn around the end of August. A veteran of the 29th Infantry Division commented, "Those guys should have known better than to wear camouflage like damned Germans. We shot the hell out of them." Apparently, troops in neighboring units were not advised of the "new" uniform being worn by their comrades and they reacted accordingly.
 
- Cool herringbone twill
- Jungle Camo pattern
- Button waist and fly
- 2″ belt loops
- 2 button flap side pockets
- Reinforced knees
- Button cuffs
 
Sizing:
S: W28-29in
M: W30-33in
L: W34-37in
XL: W38-40in
2XL: W42-44in
3XL: W46-48in
4XL: W50-52in