Canada. A Denison Smock Of Sergeant Gus Parker,1St Canadian Parachute Battalion, D-Day Invasion Hold The front of the liner

The front of the liner has thirty-six rows of five holes each for ventilation

Never one to turn down a lead

Awarded to partisans of the great patriotic war

She steamed to the port of San Pedro

Canada. A Denison Smock Of Sergeant Gus Parker,1St Canadian Parachute Battalion, D-Day Invasion Hold The front of the linerThis is the Denison Smock used by airborne forces. It is fabricated from a thick windproof cotton and bears a camouflage print that exhibits bold "brush strokes", in dark green and brown on a khaki field. The pattern was officially known as Drill No. 4 Camouflaged. It is designed in a pullover style, with a square cut collar, the inside of which is lined in an Angola Drab. The shoulder straps incorporate the same camouflage pattern as the rest of the