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In some regions in RVN US tankers used to install "zippers" in their jungle boots, thus any spare bootlaces became excess...and for those men that wanted to make bracelets...the laces became available. They just braided them together, like any rope or piece of string.
Note: Grunts didn't usually utilize "zippers" in their jungle boots because the zipper got muddy & wouldn't function.
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