American Uniforms
to Fit the Climate

A brief notice printed in May of 1918 which intended to let the Doughboys know that the U.S. Army Quartermaster Corps was well aware that changes needed to be made in the American uniform in response to the damp French climate and the dreary nature of trench warfare.

The additional uniform items never went into production in light of the fact that the war ended six months later. The shirt posted above was made for officers.

– from Amazon