US Army OCP Combat Uniform Pants with Integrated Knee Pad Slots ICWSS • Color: Tan 499• Material: GOV000031266787
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US Army OCP Combat Uniform Pants with Integrated Knee Pad Slots ICWSS • Color: Tan 499• Material: GOV000031266787 • Color: Tan 499• Material: Nylon shell with synthetic high loft insulation• Function: Extreme cold weather insulation and wind resistance Its placard style mounting system allows rapid integration with body armor and chest rig configurations while maintaining secure magazine retention during field operations The US Army OCP combat uniform pants with integrated knee pad slots are flame resistant field trousers designed for durability and mobility in operational environments • Color: OCP• Material: Flame resistant fabric blend• Function: Field uniform wear with knee pad compatibility and flame protection
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