The M-65 extreme cold weather hood with fur ruff is an attachable component used with CW field coat, ECW parka, M1951 parka as a component of the cold/dry uniform.

The M-65 extreme cold weather parka ensemble is made up of a shell and a button-in quilted liner which is attached inside the shell for extra warmth. The parka ensemble is worn as an outer garment in cold-dry climate with a fur-ruffed hood for increased head protection.

The ECW booties, together with the ECW parka and trousers, are designed for bivouc, rest and sentry activities in mountain conditions.

The lightweight exposure jacket, together with the lightweight exposure trousers, is designed for wind and rain protection in mountain conditions.

The Marine Corps has developed an Extreme Cold Weather Mitten System including a Mitten Shell with Removable Liner and Light Duty Flame Resistant Glove Insert, which will provide improved environmental protection over USMC's previous mitt, the insulated trigger finger mitt.

The ECW parka, together with the ECW trousers and booties, is designed for bivouc, rest and sentry activities in mountain conditions.

The lightweight exposure trousers, together with the lightweight exposure jacket, are designed for wind and rain protection in mountain conditions.

The ECW trousers, together with the ECW parka and booties, are designed for bivouc, rest and sentry activities in mountain conditions.

The extreme cold weather mountaineering socks are intended for wear in sub-zero temperatures on rugged terrain.

The trigger finger mitten liner is an inner mitten designed to be worn in combination with a mitten shell in extreme cold weather environments. The trigger finger design enables the wearer to move their first finger independently from the rest of the hand. The liner is part of a system that includes a waterproof full mitten shell, or trigger finger mitten shell conforming to type I and type II of MIL-DTL-32707. The liner can be worn over a glove insert if desired.

The mitten set is intended for use with other component of arctic clothig under cold dry conditions.

The full mitten shell is an outer mitten designed to be worn in combination with an insulated liner in extreme cold weather environments. The shell is part of a system that includes a removable insulated trigger finger mitten liner conforming to MIL-DTL-32708 that can be worn over a thin glove insert if desired.

The trigger finger mitten shell is an outer mitten designed to be worn in combination with an insulated liner in extreme cold weather environments when improved dexterity is needed as compared to the limited dexterity a full mitten shell provides. The trigger finger design enables the wearer to move their first finger independently from the rest of the hand and, when needed, move their first finger into the larger finger compartment to warm up. The shell is part of a system that includes a removable insulated trigger finger mitten liner conforming to MIL-DTL-32708 that can be worn over a glove insert if desired.

Detail specification MIL-DTL-32707 covers full and trigger finger extreme cold weather mitten shells.

Detail specification MIL-DTL-32708 covers the extreme cold weather trigger finger mitten liner. This item is designed for wear in combination with a full mitten shell or a trigger finger mitten shell conforming to types I and II of MIL-DTL-32707.

Military specification MIL-H-43455 covers a hood with synthetic fur ruff.

Military specification MIL-M-834 covers one type of arctic mitten set consisting of outer shells, liners, and a harness.

This performance specification covers the requirements for the Marine Corps Extreme Cold Weather Mitten System with Insulated Removable Liner.