US WW2 Cold Weather Alpine “Tanker” Pants 36×32 . UA1333

United States ww2 Alpine Cold Weather Pants (Tanker Pants). Ink marked 33 36 on interior waist area. Rip on interior upper leg area. Button fly front. Tag marked: Trousers, Kersey-Lined, Plain Type, Modern Clothing Corp, Aug 8, 1942, 36×32, Dated 1/28/41, Phila Q.M. Depot. Very heavily worn, stained, and damaged condition. Hard to find WW2 Tanker Pants.   Additional Notes: The US WW2 cold weather trousers, also known as kersey-lined trousers, were designed for cold climates and were commonly worn by various military units. These trousers were often used with the Arctic Field Jacket and were popular among tankers and ski troops. They are characterized by their kersey lining, which provides insulation, and were used in both the Aleutians and European Theater. The trousers typically feature a button fly, two slash pockets, and a belt loop, making them functional for cold weather. They are also referred to as tanker pants by some collectors and were used by units fighting against the Japanese in the Aleutians. See Additional Information for shipping dimensions.