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From the 1990s through the late 2000s, Army used simple and functional field caps in the Flora camouflage pattern. This style features four ventilation holes and extended “ear” flaps that help protect the head and neck from wind, dust, and sunlight—particularly useful in hot and dusty environments.
These caps were used by soldiers during the First and Second Chechen Wars and are an excellent choice for historical military collectors and reenactors portraying the conflicts of this period.
The cap provides good protection from heat and strong sunlight while remaining lightweight and comfortable to wear.
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Army Cap "Flora"
From the 1990s through the late 2000s, Army used simple and functional field caps in the Flora camouflage pattern. This style features four ventilation holes and extended “ear” flaps that help protect the head and neck from wind, dust, and sunlight—particularly useful in hot and dusty environments.
These caps were used by soldiers during the First and Second Chechen Wars and are an excellent choice for historical military collectors and reenactors portraying the conflicts of this period.
The cap provides good protection from heat and strong sunlight while remaining lightweight and comfortable to wear.
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