British Army Khaki Flannel Shirt Paperwork Ministry of Power Approval No

Ministry of Power Approval No

Warren Fisher: Treasury Note

Whether it's the scarlet coats of British infantry or the camouflaged fatigues of contemporary troops

used across the Warsaw Pact and beyond

widely used by British and Commonwealth forces throughout World War II

British Army Khaki Flannel Shirt Paperwork Ministry of Power Approval NoThis type of shirt came into service in late 1944 and was the first time that collars were attached to shirts and not separated. The shirt is made from Khaki coloured flannel shirting usually found on issue shirts and features long sleeves with a barrel cuff and a large, typically 1940s spearpoint collar. The label inside shows Size 3