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13009 US Navy Captain , 1810-15
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Although the U.S. navy was created by an act of Congress on 30 April, 1798, the first uniform instructions were not published until 1802. Civilian and military fashion were dramatically changing due in part to...
13018 U.S. Marine Rifleman, WWII, 1943-45
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U.S. Marine Rifleman, WWII, 1943-45 World War II had its roots in the political and social conditions that arose following the end of World War I. Once-great nations faltered and...
13031 "Shore Leave" U.S.N. Sailor on Liberty With Date, 1942-45
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The term “Shore Leave” is defined as when sailors got permission to go ashore – to take leave of their ship and spend time on dry land. It is also known...
13035 U.S.N. Corpsman, 1944-45, No.1
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After basic Navy training, some recruits went on to Hospital Corps school, where they learned rudimentary first aid and how to handle basic medical equipment. Most Corpsmen were assigned to...
13036 U.S. Marine with SCR300 Radio, 1944-45
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After nearly two years of development, the backpack carried, battery powered, voice radio receiver/transmitter known as the SCR- 300 was accepted in 1942. It was described in the War Department...
13039 U.S.M.C. Pilot Major Gregory “Pappy” Boyington, 1943
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Major Gregory“Pappy’s” colorful career started in the Army Coastal Artillery, then as an aviation cadet in U.S. Marine Corps Reserve, a flight leader with the famed Flying Tigers, then back to the...
13040 U.S.M.C. Lewis “Chesty” Puller, 1941-1950
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Puller started his service in the Marine Corps fighting guerrillas during the Banana Wars in Central America in the ’20s and ’30s. He went on to serve as a senior officer in World...
13049 U.S. Marine NCO Dress Uniform 1833
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U.S. Marine NCO Dress Uniform, 1833 With the uniform regulations of 1833 the U.S. Marines returned to a green uniform buttoned up the front with brass buttons, and the tails...
13050 U.S. Marine Dress Uniform 1859
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This Marine is in the full dress uniform as he might appear at the Washington Navy Yard prior to the American Civil War. The full length frock coat is made...
13053 U.S. Sailor in Whites, 1941-1945
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An undress white uniform had existed in the U.S. Navy since 1866. Until 1941, the summer and tropical uniform was a white cotton jumper with blue tar flap (the large and...
13057 US Navy Midshipman, 1810-15
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During the early years of the U.S. Navy, a midshipman was an apprentice officer and was trained and served in a similar fashion as those in the British Royal Navy. After at least...
13060 British Gooch’s Marines, 1742
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The British government urged its colonies in North America to raise soldiers to fill the ranks of independent companies for service in various locations. In the early 18th century, many...
13062 - U.S. Marine, Vietnam 1967-68, No.1
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U.S. Marine, Vietnam 1967-68, No.1 The United States Marine Corps’ foray in Vietnam began on 2 August 1954 in an advisory capacity. Following 1964’s Gulf of Tonkin incident, their relationship...
13063 - U.S. Marine, Vietnam 1967-68, No.2
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U.S. Marine, Vietnam 1967-68, No.2 22 February 1965, General W.C. Westmoreland, Commander, U.S. Military Assistance Command Vietnam, requested two Marine battalions to protect the Da Nang airbase from the increasing...
13066 - U.S. Marine Officer, 1806-18
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U.S. Marine Officer, 1806-18Much more is known about the dress of U.S. Marine officers of this period than of the enlisted men. Although only a few enlisted men were sketched...
13089 - U.S.N. Sailor in “Crackerjacks,” 1930-45
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NEW! IN STOCK! U.S.N. Sailor in “Crackerjacks,” 1930-45 The uniform worn by a U.S. sailor in 1886 was essentially the same as what he wore when he came home after...
13090 - U.S.N. Sailor in Whites with Seabag and Hammock, 1920-41
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U.S.N. Sailor in Whites with Seabag and Hammock, 1920-41 This U.S.N. Sailor wears the simplified version of the white service uniform, otherwise known as the “undress whites.” This more formal...
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