Original U.S. Philippine-American War Era Named 10th Cavalry “Buffalo Soldiers” Regiment M1902 Visor Cap Japanese Navy which are quite a bit

which are quite a bit different in style and quality of manufacture

These men were given basic training in the Battalion then escorted through jump school by our officers

and research about the “Banzai” attack that killed this soldier

This low lot number indicates that the helmet was produced some time in 1938 - 1940

which is somewhat unusual as these traditionally were

Original U.S. Philippine-American War Era Named 10th Cavalry “Buffalo Soldiers” Regiment M1902 Visor Cap Japanese Navy which are quite a bitOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice Philippine American Moro Rebellion era Model 1902 peaked visor in khaki. The visor was worn by a member of the famed Buffalo Soldiers 10th Cavalry Regiment. The M1902 replaced the earlier M1895 pattern. This was the U. S. Army's second example of a visor cap after leaving the traditional kepi design. Unlike the M1895, it is made of heavy khaki canvas, and has a tarred leather visor bound with