Original U.S. WWII 82nd Airborne D-Day St Mère-Église Veteran Named Ike Jacket With M37 Wool Field Shirt & Overseas Cap - Bronze Star Recipient Russian Artillery The cloth “bandolier” looking item

The cloth “bandolier” looking item is in fact an ammunition bandolier

The Trench Cap

and is the correct type used with both the Springfield Trapdoor and Krag rifles

Thai for 'small') When HH-53s arrived they were called the “Super Jollys” or "BUFF

A mannequin is visible in this photo

Original U.S. WWII 82nd Airborne D-Day St Mère-Église Veteran Named Ike Jacket With M37 Wool Field Shirt & Overseas Cap - Bronze Star Recipient Russian Artillery The cloth “bandolier” looking itemOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a wonderful example of an enlisted mans Ike Jacket which also has the original M37 wool flannel shirt as well as Garrison cover! This uniform grouping belonged to Versel Junior McCracken (ASN: 35564671), a Technical Sergeant who jumped into the Utah Beach St Mre glise area during the Normandy Invasion. He can be found here on the American D Day website. St Mre glise and its surroundings are a strategic area