Smock, Windproof, Cadet Forces
General Information
Name: Smock, Windproof, Cadet Forces.
Country of Origin: The United Kingdom.
Manufacturer: James Smith & Co. (Derby) LTD.
Date of manufacture: C 1986.
NATO Stock Number (NSN): 8405-99-132-6484.
Contract Number: SL31b/2406.
Camouflage pattern: Temperature disruptive camouflage pattern (DPM).
Equipment Family: Yet to be identified.
Number Of Pockets: Four.
Volume Capacity: 13L.
Weight: 1.7kgs.
Size: 160/84.
Height: 160cm.
Chest: 84cm.
NATO Size: 5060/7585.
Windproof: Yes.
Waterproof: No.
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History
The Smock, Windproof, Cadet Forces (Smock) was issued to British Army cadet forces, replacing the previously issued olive drab anorak-style smock.
Description
The Smock is made from cotton model cloth with a printed temperature DPM pattern. It has buttons around the collar for attaching a 68-Pattern hood. The front of the Smock closes with a full-length nylon zip, covered by a storm flap secured with hook-and-loop patches.
The front features two large internal open-top pockets and two large external bottom pockets. There is an internal draw-cord at the waist. The sleeve cuffs adjust around the wrists with hook-and-loop secured cloth tabs.
Inside, the Smock is lined with a three-quarter-length olive green sateen cloth lining. It also has two draw-cords: one at the waist on the inside and one at the bottom hem.
Examples
Example One
Volume Capacity: 4.5L.
Internal pockets- 750mls each
Bottom pockets- 1.5L each.
Object Number: 8720-826-36104.
