field jacket

American  

noun

1. a close-fitting jacket for wear by soldiers in the field.

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Example Sentences

“He needs a field jacket that fits just right, a ‘Punisher’-inspired challenge coin and a new fleet of foreign cars to drive around in,” Young told MS NOW.

From Salon

You have to have hope, even as the Army Effects Bureau has you sign for your son’s personal property: “2 shorts coats, 1 field jacket, 1 trench coat, 1 blouse w/insignia and wings … 1 swimming trunk, neckties, 1 pr. slippers, 1 bundle letters, 1 garrison caps, silk robe, bundle personal letters, New Testament …”

From Seattle Times

However, the criminal complaint alleges that photos and security video show Barber inside the Capitol wearing a “green combat style helmet and a green military style field jacket.”

From Seattle Times

In the pocket of a field jacket, he finds a note that reads “Ayúdame.”

From New York Times

But who would want to be the person who, looking back, said that what they recalled from that day were the boxy suits, the olive drab field jacket with a purple calla lily printed on the shoulder, the cross-body bags and not, instead, the indelible image of FKA Twigs, shimmering and ethereal as an angel in a Valentino haute couture dress?

From New York Times