1940s US Underwater Demolition Team Shorts leather boots rear patch pockets and rule

rear patch pockets and rule pocket

This suit has a striking resemblance to the USAF G-4A & G-4B suits (and in fact appears to be made to very similar specifications)

Inseam: 26”

This resembles a Type II trucker with classic details like the two flap pockets at chest and front knife pleats

1940s US Underwater Demolition Team Shorts leather boots rear patch pockets and ruleUnderwater Demolition Teams (UDTs) were specialized amphibious units in the U. S. Navy, primarily focused on reconnaissance and demolition tasks before amphibious landings. They were the predecessors to the modern Navy SEALs. UDTs were crucial in World War II, particularly during D Day and island hopping campaigns in the Pacific, clearing obstacles and mapping landing zones. Flat Measurements: Waist: 14 Rise: 13" Inseam: 4