Original U.S. WWII Official U.S. Army Photographer Brassard Armband Japanese Ordnance in three months

in three months

Original Item: WWI Canvas Scabbard sleeve ONLY

Later in 1935

The G-4 stated that medical assistance had been arranged for through the VIII Corps Surgeon and that the 429th Medical Collecting Company would set up their Collecting Station in tents at Jordenville and would evacuate the casualties of the Division

Known as a "MOGUL PATA" Swords

Original U.S. WWII Official U.S. Army Photographer Brassard Armband Japanese Ordnance in three monthsOriginal Item: Very Few Available. Introduced 1 December 1944, as a means to identify members of the Signal Corps Photographic Companies already set up in February 1942. The Official US Army Photographer consists of a Dark Blue Brassard, with Golden Yellow block letters that reads OFFICIAL U. S. ARMY PHOTOGRAPHER, embroidered on a black rectangular insignia, bordered Golden Yellow, 1 1 4 inch wide and 2 3 4 inch long. The armband is constructed of