US Military OG-107 Extreme Cold Weather Hood with Synthetic Fur Ruff navair • Color: Olive Drab Green• GOV000031266787
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US Military OG 107 Extreme Cold Weather Hood with Synthetic Fur Ruff navair • Color: Olive Drab Green• GOV000031266787 • Color: Olive Drab Green• Material: Quilted nylon with synthetic insulation• Function: Cold weather insulation liner for M 65 field coat system with button in attachment points • Color: Snow Camouflage• Material: Cotton nylon blend• Function: Concealment and weather protection in snow environments The US Military OG 107 Extreme Cold Weather Hood with Synthetic Fur Ruff is a detachable cold weather hood designed for use with extreme cold weather parkas • Color: OG 107 Olive Green• Material: Cotton and nylon outer shell with synthetic fur trim and quilted lining• Function: Insulated hood for extreme cold weather protection
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