Original U.S. WWII Navy Pharmacist First Class Undress White Uniform Jumper Assigned to 1st Marine Division - As Seen in Book Japanese Guns & Ordnance This of course made it

This of course made it much easier to see in the dark cabins of German bombers

in that it was fitted with a "captured" swivel ramrod which attached the ramrod to the barrel and therefore could not be dropped while reloading while mounted on a horse

The Unit Insignia maintains almost all of the original paint and remains bold and easy to see

The exterior in ink writing with locations and dates for his tour from 1941-1943 across the Pacific Theatre of Operations

Given the meteoric rise

Original U.S. WWII Navy Pharmacist First Class Undress White Uniform Jumper Assigned to 1st Marine Division - As Seen in Book Japanese Guns & Ordnance This of course made itOriginal Item: Only One Available. This very USN WWII uniform jumper is featured on page 131 in the book Sailors in Forest Green; USN Personnel Attached to the USMC, Volume 1 by Jeff Warner. This is an excellent condition pharmacist's mate first class wearing the Navy Undress White uniform. This uniform appears as it was worn in 1945. The original owner of this uniform joined the Naval Reserve in 1932. Three service stripes indicate twelve years