SPECIAL FORCES jacket made in Lithuania

Here is a reference of this camo being used.

PHOTO COURTESY OF MERCENARY25

WOW

Iraq is geting strong each day with the help of the West:

Love the images, do you have another uniform like this for trade or sell??

Lorenzo

Pardon my ignorance, but what is the SOS you referred to?

Ben wrote:Pardon my ignorance, but what is the SOS you referred to?

It stands for Show of Shows, one of the largest militaria shows in the world, held once a year in Feb/Mar on Louisville, Ky

Steven

It'd be a fairly easy drive to Louisville from where I live, but I doubt I'll be able to make it because of classes and busy weekends this semester. However, now that I know about it, I can plan accordingly for next year!

I am posting some more photos of that pattern that I found through a link posted on another forum...

I know the last response to this was a year ago, but I didn't want to start a new thread over the same kind of uniform.

I came across one of these uniforms last summer. A friend gave it to me who got it from their neighbor. They weren't too interested in militaria, so they graciously passed it to me. Their neighbor was issued it in Iraq while attached to an Iraqi unit. I don't know the specifics of what it is that they were doing or the specific unit. It didn't have any patches or anything on it when I received it.

Here's a picture I have saved. I can get more if anyone is interested.



Does anyone have a clue what a uniform like this is worth? I've had an incredibly difficult time finding much information on it.

Here is my set, it came from the adviser that worked with this unit.

I want one!

This is a pretty neat pattern. A bit loud for desert kit, but otherwise cool!

Here's the jacket i found last weekend



Thanks to Mercenary25 and other members over on IACMC for identifying this jacket for me.

Ive been told that most the uniforms now are being imported from china is that true?

US advisor with Iraqi/Lithuanian camouflage

hello,
very nice and not so common.
Here is a helmet cover and a cap from this unit, and also a (used) patch of the ISOF Btn 36.

Wow the cover is awesome !
Thanks for sharing J-mi,

Guilhaume

First time I've seen a helmet cover in this pattern.. Awesome patch as well..

Last week a friend acquired 4 sets of this pattern and blessed me with this unused set.
The waterproof (?) inner pocket is a typical feature of Lithuanian made uniforms.




                                                                         

                                                                         

                                                                        

                                                                        



BTW. Post # 22 : The Iraqi officer is wearing an Italian Vegetata uniform.




S

here are pics of the 36 cdo bn insignia, commando school and uniform in use.

Thanks for updating this thread and posting some new pictures and whatnot on this unit.  I routinely look around for a set of these but I always seem to be a day to late.  Thanks for sharing the patches too!

Zeked wrote:Thanks for updating this thread and posting some new pictures and whatnot on this unit.  I routinely look around for a set of these but I always seem to be a day to late.  Thanks for sharing the patches too!

That's too bad, there were a few that sold on ebay this month but they went pretty expensive, over $200 for the tops and $50 for the pants.

I just noticed the C 1/10 patch in the picture above. That is an awesome looking patch.

On January 6th, 2006, an Iraqi Army soldier from 1ST Brigade, 6th Iraqi Army, keeps guard as his fellow soldiers search an area in southern Taji. The Iraqi Army made, coordinated, and conducted Operation Taji Shore. (US Army photo by SPC Timothy Story)

Interesting to see a soldier who is not a part of the 36th Commando Battalion wearing a Lithuanian helmet cover.