Can anyone help identify these Air Force trousers?

[oscodapete]

I need some help identifying these Air Force trousers. Were they ever issued? 

[maxine*j]

Have you done a Google image search on something like USAF women's ABU trousers?    Should answer your question.  They look right, offhand.

[maxine*j]

Good heavens.  I just looked at your listings.  Military clothing is what you sell, by the boatload.  So don't ask me.  You're the expert.

[oscodapete]

If I knew, I wouldn't be asking.

[oscodapete]

Thanks, I tried your idea, but all that comes up are the recent ABU's. I have 2 AFB's in the area, but no one seems to have seen them before. The label has a contract number, but no stock number. The fact that "U.S. AIR FORCE" is printed several times on the material leads credence to their authenticity.

[afantiques]

If you cannot find anything make something up. No one will be able to disprove it ........

It's the ebay way.

[yankeebob1951]

I tried a different angle...working from the label in the pants.

Googling around with "American Power Source" & "women's trousers"  showed me there's a company founded 1994 "American Power Source" in Fall River, MA that looks like it has US government clothing contracts as American Power Source  & a civilian clothing branch under another name (American Players).

Googling American Power Source  Fall River, MA will give you address,phone, fax etc... Maybe you could try contacting them & see if this is official USAF issue, a prototype, or. ..?

Hopefully this won't cause black helicopters & men in trenchcoats & sunglasses to start hanging out in your neighborhood, haha! 

[18704d]

Google the supply number code: "F33601-03-C-0027"

You'll get:

https://openjurist.org/gov/piid/F3360103C0027

Lynn

[yankeebob1951]

Nice, Lynn!