Original U.S. Korean War Army Officer Tropical Khaki Visor Cap by Philadelphia Uniform Co - dated 1951 Ammunition adding and removing certain features

adding and removing certain features

In addition to prewar purchases

The M1 Garand rifle was first issued with M1905 16" bayonet

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A small night patrol of the 109th Infantry began the division's protracted struggle on the Siegfried Line on the Dragon's teeth (fortification) infested Westwall

Original U.S. Korean War Army Officer Tropical Khaki Visor Cap by Philadelphia Uniform Co - dated 1951 Ammunition adding and removing certain featuresOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a Korean War issue Officer's visor cap, in Tropical Khaki issue color, as used by U. S. Army Officers. This peaked cap features a gold tone WWII Army Overseas insignia over a leather visor. It features fiber band construction and a leather sweatband which is in very good shape. With very little sign of use, this is definitely a great example. The cap is marked on the underside of the