Original U.S. Vietnam War Buddhist Banner and Bilingual North Vietnamese Weapons Recognition Booklet Attributed to Sgt. George Dewey Hutcheson, USMC French & Indian War This is the left side

This is the left side collar tab for a SS-Oberscharführer (Senior Squad Leader) or SS-Standartenjunker OA (Officer Aspirant)

or early post war manufacture

(2) Pour fuel mixture into fuel container

This helmet then looks to have seen long service

Collar to shoulder: 11”Shoulder to sleeve: 10”Shoulder to shoulder: 19”Chest width: 22"Waist width: 23”Hip width: 25”Front length: 32"

Original U.S. Vietnam War Buddhist Banner and Bilingual North Vietnamese Weapons Recognition Booklet Attributed to Sgt. George Dewey Hutcheson, USMC French & Indian War This is the left sideOriginal Items: Only One Group Available. This is a fascinating Vietnam War grouping attributed to U. S. Marine Corps Sergeant George Dewey Hutcheson of Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 361, Marine Aircraft Group 16, 1st Marine Aircraft Wing. The group consists of a narrow Vietnamese Buddhist devotional banner inscribed to Hutcheson and a bilingual military intelligence booklet titled War Material Presumably in Service in North Vietnam. Sergeant