Original U.S. Post-WWII Okinawa “The Island That God Forgot” Painted Female M41 Jacket with Girls, Tiger, & Dragon - Clarence Betty, 8102nd Service Detachment - Dated 1949-1950 British Field Gear The liner has a good

The liner has a good amount of sweat staining showing heavy use

The bag has a total of 5 usable pouches all complete with their original wooden toggles

Immediately

There’s a small note reading David picked up these shells in France World War I

and is signed by the Verweser des Generalkonsulats (Adminstator of the Consulate General)

Original U.S. Post-WWII Okinawa “The Island That God Forgot” Painted Female M41 Jacket with Girls, Tiger, & Dragon - Clarence Betty, 8102nd Service Detachment - Dated 1949-1950 British Field Gear The liner has a goodOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous hand painted Womans M41 Field jacket worn by a member of the 8102nd Service Transportation Detachment, which was stationed at the Port of Naha on the Island of Okinawa, during 1949 1950. The jacket is designed similarly to an Ike Jacket with the sleeves longer than the jacket itself. This was during a tumultuous time for the people of Okinawa, as detailed in a November 28th, 1949 TIME Article titled