US Khaki Shelter Half (One) This is the open ended type used from 1910 through 1942. It only had one end, so it took four of them to form a closed shelter tent. These are new reproduction in a very tightly woven yet lightweight cotton duck that will repel water very effectively. THIS IS ONE SHELTER HALF ONLY, NO PINS OR POLES. TWO SHELTER HALVES ARE REQUIRED TO FOR THE TENT SHOWN IN PHOTO.
There are three types of outer boxes: Type 1: Plain cardboard with no menu, Early War BREAKFAST, DINNER, or SUPPER Type 2: Plain cardboard with menu, Mid War DINNER or SUPPER Type 3: Camouflage printed with menu, Very late war, (most camo boxes did not reach GI hands until the end of the war and beyond.) SUPPER only * Each box comes with inner and outer boxes. Some folding and gluing required for assembly.
US Army Roughouts The suede finish ankle boot issued to overseas troops from 1942 until replaced in late 1944 by the two-buckle boots. See size availability chart below, all these boots are E width.
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