Second World War British Army issue, leather jerkin ear enabling it to glide across

enabling it to glide across frozen terrain where conventional stretchers would fail

showcasing its use and history

and ammunition pouches

British Army uniforms

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Second World War British Army issue, leather jerkin ear enabling it to glide acrossDuring the Second World War, the British Army issued a type of leather jerkin to its soldiers for use in cold and wet weather. The leather jerkin was designed to be worn over a soldier's uniform and was made from cowhide leather, which provided some degree of insulation and protection against the elements. The leather jerkin featured a buttoned front, It was sleeveless, allowing for greater freedom of movement and making it easier to wear over a