The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Rough wool khaki coloured trousers with two front slit pockets amd two rear slit pockets with belt loops and button fly. The inseam of the legs and knees is reinforced with eyelet lacing around the lower leg and calves.
This forms part of a display on the uniform worn by American infantrymen or 'Doughboys' when they entered the First World War in 1917.
United States Marine Corps trousers in digital Desert Marine Camouflage Pattern (MARPAT) fabric. The trousers have a plastic button fly and slash pockets at the hip. At the side of each leg is an expa
DPCU cotton trousers with zippered fly and five buttoned down belt loops. On either side of the fly are fabric tabs to adjust the fit at the waist. The trousers have reinforced knees. There are two hi
Trousers in 'chocolate chip' six colour desert camouflage pattern fabric. They have a concealed button fly, inset hip pockets and cargo pockets on the leg. There are two inset pockets at the rear. Sev
Trousers in Mk II (grey-toned) Disruptive Pattern Desert Uniform (DPDU) with khaki plastic buttons. The knees of the trousers are reinforced with a second layer of fabric, and there is a slash pocket
American Expeditionary forces Other Ranks pair of M1910 khaki cotton drill breeches. They incorporate two slash style front pockets, a right hand front fob pocket, and two rear welt pockets. The waist
Disruptive Pattern Desert Uniform (DPDU) Trousers with khaki plastic buttons. The knees of the trousers are reinforced with a second layer of fabric, and the ankles are adjustable by elastic cords. A
