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Original U.S. WWI Early Model 1910 Enlisted Artillery Peaked Visor Cap ger the division moved to Goodenough

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the division moved to Goodenough Island on 31 January 1944

and all SIX spacers are all marked with matching number 12

Peter Arnett narrated a CNN/Time magazine investigative report about Operation Tailwind produced by April Oliver

each containing eight bagged charges and eight shells (solid

Original U.S. WWI Early Model 1910 Enlisted Artillery Peaked Visor Cap ger the division moved to GoodenoughOriginal Item: Only One Available. The turn of the century marked a uniform change for the Army. The M 1910 service uniform, issued for work and field use, was the services first uniform that was solely one color. It was olive drab green wool in the winter and khaki cotton in the summer, like this visor. This uniform change was the first time that a blue coat or trousers was not issued as a service uniform. By the time the U. S. entered WWI, the

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