US Army combat uniform trousers worn by General Lloyd James Austin III

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This description refers to material held by Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. Visual details below describe the original material.

A pair of US Army green and tan combat uniform trousers worn by US Army Four-Star General Lloyd James Austin III. These cotton universal camouflage pattern (UCP) trousers feature four (4) hook and loop closure cargo pockets, two (2) on each leg; two (2) back pockets with double black plastic button closure, seven (7) belt loops; a green drawcord at the interior waist, two front kangaroo pockets, and tie drawcord additions on bottom legs. There are four black plastic buttons inside the double layered fly closure, sand colored pocket flaps, and a white sewn-in U.S. Army certified tag with style, fiber content, and care information.

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