These flies are based upon those sometimes issued with wall tents to US forces in WWII, specifically QMC Stock Nos. 24-F-150 (small) and 24-F-140 (large). While not a stitch for stitch recreation of the original tents, these look and behave like the originals while using the superior construction methods Tentsmiths is known for.

Fly, Tent, Small Wall. We offer the flies separately for both the Small Wall Tent and Large Wall tents. These are the "roof" piece that was placed atop of the erected tent in order keep the tent cooler during the summer and for extra rain protection. These are made from our quality canvas treated with a milspec OD FMWR treatment for protection ...

Shown below are prices for complete tents as well as wall tent flies, pyramidal tent hoods, and replacement rope kits, galvanized rope slips sold separately. Some specifications for original tents and associated supplies can be found here .

Looking for historically accurate 20th century tents? We have a variety of World War I & World War II tents for re-enactments & more.

2022年8月12日 · Tent small wall. Already introduced in WW1 (similar pattern) Made as an officers tent but used for several purposes. Most common wall tent in WW2 and very often seen on todays military meetings. First two photos are taken by Margaret Bourke-White, LIFE Archiv. Two American Army nurses in pyjamas gingerly threading their way from tent they

This is the later WWII style tent that was used by the US Army troop tent cities and field hospitals. We are able to custom produce this tent to customer specs. Our tent includes both tent and fly. Email us for a quote for a tent, poles, and stakes, and …

SKU: FLY-WALL-TROOP Categories: Dining Flys & Awnings, Wall Accessories, WWII Tags: dining fly, easy set-up, fly, no walls, stand-alone, world war 2, WWII

American WW2 tent fly sheet by Kay Canvas The US flysheet can be used as a standalone shelter or in conjunction with the small wall tent to create a secondary area and increase space. You receive the 8 hemp guy ropes and tension clasps, which attach to the fly sheet through large metal eyelets that are sewn onto the fabric, not press fitted.

This field manual details individual, wall, and general purpose tents, as well as information on the tent site, care of tentage, heating tent, lines, pins, poles, along with miscellaneous information."

Thorough instruction in the care and handling of appropriate tentage should be part of all unit training. One of the first jobs of any com-manding officer is to learn the types of tents his unit will use and then to see that the personnel under his command are trained to use them.