United States. A US Army 6th Infantry Division Private Rank Uniform Tunic, c. 1918 United Republic of this time being treated for

this time being treated for a case of tonsilitis at Canadian Red Cross Hospital at Taplow

die-hole added for suspension

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as well as decorations of Axis satellite states and occupied Europe

United States. A US Army 6th Infantry Division Private Rank Uniform Tunic, c. 1918 United Republic of this time being treated forA uniform tunic belonging to a member of the United States Army 6th Infantry Division. It is constructed of coarse olive drab wool and features an up turned collar that is decorated on either side with a single collar disk. Each collar disc is constructed of darkened bronze. The right disc is inscribed US and the other features a set of crossed guns with G directly below to denote Company G. The collar is flanked on both sides by a set of integrated