US military chemical protective suit. It has not been opened from the bag. Up to photo 9 are photos of a previously opened item I listed. The item in the bag in photo 10 is the actual item. Photos 1 and 2: Snapped together for the photo. Photo 7: Jacket tag Photo 8: Pants tag Photo 9: The pants cuffs open and close with a zipper and Velcro. The zipper is 46cm, measured by an amateur. Photos 10-13: The actual item in the bag. Photo 14: The bag is torn. Photos 15 and 16: Images of the same size found on the internet. This is a 1970s US military chemical protective jacket, a chemical protective suit. The official name is SUIT, CHEMICAL PROTECTIVE. It uses a special fabric with carbon kneaded into the lining. The cuffs have elastic, and the hem has a drawcord for adjustment. It features a relaxed design. The pants and jacket can be connected with snap buttons. Size: Large Jacket: Shoulder width 56cm, Sleeve length 56cm, Body width 66cm, Length 75cm Pants: Waist 58cm, Inseam 77.5cm, Rise 33cm, Thigh width 38cm, Hem width 26cm These measurements are for the previously listed item. There may be individual differences, so there may be errors. Activated carbon material is used inside the lining. Activated carbon may adhere during wear, so we recommend using black or gray innerwear. Also, as there is a possibility of black color transfer from the activated carbon, please avoid using a washing machine or washing with other clothes. Please be aware that there is a possibility of the product transferring color even when hand washing. (If you are concerned about the adhesion of activated carbon, please refrain from purchasing.) Military items, deadstock, may have rough thread processing, storage stains, dirt, and odors. The colors may differ from the actual item due to the photos. The information was researched by an amateur on the internet, so there may be errors. Please purchase only if you can judge from the images and understand these points. military, military, army, actual item, release, vintage, US Army, RRL, RAF, SAS, M43, M47, M51, M52, M65, jungle fatigue, USAF, ARMY, NAVY, air force, army, navy, Masaki Suda, wwⅠ, wwⅡ, Vietnam