Original U.S. WWII U.S.S. Arizona Casualty Signalman 3rd Class Arthur Lee Hickman Posthumous Presidential Citation - Sm3 Hickman Is Still Entombed Inside The Arizona Spanish Artillery The question is whether it

The question is whether it was originally a DAK camouflage used in Africa

From a prominent Somerset County family

This is a fantastic condition Flight Branch Luftwaffe NCO EM Visor Cap that is clearly stamped in black ink on the inside the sweatband as follows:

The steel components do not show any rust or pitting

It attacked Axis air bases to support Operation Varsity

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