Canadian Forces RCOC Officer’s Patrol Jacket Named DFC

The Canadian Forces RCOC Officer’s Patrol Jacket Named DFC is an original issue uniform item associated with the Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps (RCOC). This patrol jacket features standard officer’s tailoring typical of Canadian Forces attire from the mid-20th century, with a structured cut, button front, and pockets. The jacket is named to an individual with the Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC), indicating recognition for acts of valor or devotion to duty while flying in active operations. RCOC insignia and officer’s rank markings are included, consistent with official military specifications. Materials used are regulation wool blend in service color. Such jackets were typically worn for non-ceremonial occasions, inspections, or daily duties, reflecting formal standards in Canadian military dress. This artifact provides representation of the uniformed appearance and personal history of a decorated RCOC officer within the Canadian Forces. All original details are preserved as issued, without later additions or modifications.