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which weigh close to six pounds and were intended to be worn over a separate padded cloth cap
The regiment trained on the cold moors during the late summer of 1943 and then transitioned to invasion training
Minimal fading noted
including the same S in a box for the same maker next to 1943
showing some fraying and light staining
Original U.S. WWII Navy Admiral George R. Henderson’s Ball Cap with Navy Officer’s Badge Category_Rear Sight Assembly which weigh close to sixOriginal Item. One of a Kind. George Raymond Henderson (July 6, 1893 November 29, 1964) was a vice admiral in the United States Navy. Prior to the commencement of World War II Henderson was fitting out the aircraft carrier Hornet (CV 8) at Newport News, Virginia, and was serving as executive officer when it was placed in commission on October 20, 1941. On April 18, 1942, Henderson was aboard Hornet when she participated in the Doolittle Raid against
