What kind of uniforms did WWII combat soldiers wear?

Answer by  patti (29325)

WWII combat soldiers wore uniforms of dark green wool year-round. The trousers were bloused over the boots. You'll find several Websites with detailed photos.

Answer by  JBL (5)

The material that shirts and pants were made of was primarily made of cotton. Usually tan or olive drab (green) in color to blend in with terrain. Flannel and khaki shirts were also worn.

Answer by  kennethjgoodson (4903)

They wore camo uniforms that had the green design to be able to hide in the forest. Now a days that is what we wear but ours is undedectable on infrared camera and it has more of a design to it where as back in the day it was mainly just green with patches on it.