2000 US Army Woodland Combat Jacket USPHS - "M"

US Army combat jacket in Woodland camouflage, an authentic vintage piece dating back to the late 90s or early 2000s. This is a rare second-hand item that belonged to the U.S. Public Health Service (USPHS), as indicated by the circular patch on the sleeve and the embroidered straps on the chest.

The model is the classic BDU (Battle Dress Uniform) with four large gusseted front pockets and a covered button closure. It features the original insignia of the medical corps on the collars and the name "Griffith".

Made from durable ripstop fabric (usually a cotton and nylon blend), designed to prevent small tears from spreading and to ensure maximum breathability during operational use.

Woodland camouflage was the standard for the American armed forces from 1981 until the early 2000s. This specific variant is of particular interest to collectors as it is linked to the USPHS, one of the United States' uniformed services dedicated to health emergencies.

The size is a Medium-Regular, with a loose fit that also covers size L.