160th Aviation Special Ops Uniform, woodland, neat (LOC = J-4 boxed)

Description

Here is a unique item. The history---came from an NCO who served with the 160th early on, when the woodland camo was still being used. So this uniform is one of three that I got from him. So what he said---the 160th uniforms were set up prior to the wars in the Middle East---using woodland uniforms. Three velcro patches were attached, one on each shoulder, and one over the breast pocket. The velcro on the right shoulder was for the flag patch (included), and was told that the velcro on the left shoulder was for a "mission patch" (did not get any of them, sorry). The name tags is a leather name tag like what would be worn on a flight uniform. The only information on the name tag is blood type and individuals name (I covered over the name but it is there). There is no unit info, no wings, no rank--just simple--name and blood type on the leather piece
So, right after getting the uniforms set up ---the war in the Middle East broke out----and the woodland uniforms were packed up, and never worn. So the jacket is new--but no issue tag. The pants are new with issue tag. The individual served with the 160th for many years. Of the three uniforms, this is the last one .