The current issue Flame Resistant Army Combat Uniform (FRACU) coat in OCP is the fire-resistant version of the standard ACU. It is the same Scorpion W2 pattern but the made from a 65% Rayon, 25% Para-Aramid, 10% Nylon ripstop blend that resists flame and won't melt under flash fire exposure. This is issued to soldiers where fire is a real hazard: armor crews, aviation, fuel handlers, and combat units downrange. For civilian use, it's gives you added protection and good for work in those environment. Great around the camp fire too.
Features & Specs
- Authentic U.S. Military Issue, made by government contractors to spec
- Scorpion W2 OCP pattern for broad environment concealment
- Flame resistant shell: 65% Rayon, 25% Para-Aramid, 10% Nylon ripstop
- Exceeds ASTM D 6413 flame resistance standards
- Permethrin treated for built-in insect protection
- Fold-down collar (current OCP cut, not the older mandarin-collar Multicam FRACU)
- 2-way covered zipper front (cleaner under plates)
- IR/IFF identification tabs
- Approved for active duty wear
- NSN 8415-01-598-9987
About Certified Surplus
Certified Military Surplus
Shop with confidence! Our seal of Certified Military Surplus guarantees that we inspect, sort, and grade every piece of military surplus we sell. All surplus is sourced directly from the U.S. government and vetted suppliers to ensure its authenticity. Our rigorous grading system ensures consistent quality, giving each item a second life and providing you with durable, genuine military gear that lasts.
Warranty
Certified Military Surplus means that if any of the repairs made break or fail during normal use, we will replace or repair the item for the duration of its lifetime. We feel that even used military gear should hold up in quality. That is our guarantee to you when buying surplus from Army Navy Outdoors.
What you should know about Used Surplus
While our military surplus items are in good, usable condition, they will show signs of wear from their previous use. These signs of wear may include stains, surface rust, fading, markings, minor repairs, and/or small holes that don't impact the items’ functionality and performance.
