Original U.S. Early WWII US Army Major’s Philippine Division Tropical Dress White Uniform Jacket Antique Colts but the over paint is

but the over paint is still over 40% complete

Eyeglass lenses are made in two variants - glass or celluloid (hydrocellulose

The locks both function correctly

A "Gibson Girl" survival radio was aboard with an antenna to be lifted up with a kite

Company L on the left

Original U.S. Early WWII US Army Major’s Philippine Division Tropical Dress White Uniform Jacket Antique Colts but the over paint isOriginal Item: Only One Available. Dress whites weren't just for the Navy for much of U. S. military history. Both the Air Force and the Army sported nifty dress whites, as did the Marine Corps. The uniforms weren't just for formal ceremonies, either. They were worn as an everyday uniform for troops in tropical climates, such as, in this case, the Philippines. Air Force Chief of Staff Merrill McPeak did away with the Air Force whites in the early