Original French First Indochina War Era TAP 47/56 Lizard Camouflage Parachute Smock with Beret - Service-Worn - Both Dated 1956 French Ordnance it became compulsorily for men

it became compulsorily for men ages 18-26 to serve for a period of six months

A great war hero had committed suicide and a National scandal followed by an official investigation which found General MacDonald blameless on all counts

It is also marked with mold number 38

using just two FF33 units

which would be around 100cm x 190cm

Original French First Indochina War Era TAP 47/56 Lizard Camouflage Parachute Smock with Beret - Service-Worn - Both Dated 1956 French Ordnance it became compulsorily for menOriginal Item: Only One Available. After the Second World War, the French Army began rebuilding and created a new uniform. This uniform included a "Lizard Pattern" camouflage, which was used to make a specific jump smock and trousers for parachute troops. The design of the smock and the camouflage pattern were influenced by the American jump smocks and British Denison smocks worn during WW2. The smock underwent several changes over the following