WWII Japanese Army Tanker Coveralls - The Japanese tanks of WWII were not built in large numbers. The enemies and terrain where they conducted fighting was not very condusive to the use of tanks. The reliability and construction of the tanks was not very good. These vehicles were no match to the US Sherman tank.

Due to all these factors, the number of tanker coveralls manufactured is very small. Making these uniforms hard to find.

This is a late war example of the coveralls that were used by the Japanese tank crews. the construction consists of a light OD green color. A string was used as a belt. Button up front. The legs had draw strings to secure them shot.

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