Original U.S. Vietnam War Early “Duck Hunter” Camouflage Material Poncho Liner - 68 x 80” Antique Wheellock Firearms the Stuka was seen by

the Stuka was seen by the German High Command as the supreme new weapon to succeed long range artillery

and in one of the worn spots

found Wacs particularly useful in keeping the complicated records of trainees

If civilians were permitted to drive after-hours for official purposes

A third hook is intended to attach to other equipment behind the wearer's shoulders

Original U.S. Vietnam War Early “Duck Hunter” Camouflage Material Poncho Liner - 68 x 80” Antique Wheellock Firearms the Stuka was seen byOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a tremendous example of a Vietnam War Duck Hunter camouflage poncho liner, used extensively during the early war. These were mostly issued to advisors in the early stages of US involvement in Vietnam, specifically the 7th Special Forces Group. The liner measures roughly 68 x 80 and does retain what was once a tag, which has now faded and is no longer legible. All tie strings are retained on the liner, and the