Original U.S. WWII Brigadier General Raymond G. Moses Summer Khaki Service Uniform Coat - Staff Officer For D-Day Planning Iraq The cutter closed to 650

The cutter closed to 650 yards (590 m) but lost contact at 150 yards (140 m) and released a five-charge pattern and sighted a large oil bubble upon completion of the attack

The butt stock is marked with production information

for May 1943 manufacture by International Business Machines Corporation

mainly for the protection of factories and other important industrial locations against Communist-Allied Partisans

so the original grips on this revolver have most likely been swapped out

Original U.S. WWII Brigadier General Raymond G. Moses Summer Khaki Service Uniform Coat - Staff Officer For D-Day Planning Iraq The cutter closed to 650Original Item: One of a kind. This uniform coat is not only appealing to the eye but is also of great historical significance. Despite appearing to be a standard Brigadier General's WWII dated Summer Khaki uniform coat, there are a few distinctive features that set it apart from others. The uniform belonged to Brigadier General Raymond G. Moses. The uniform itself is in excellent condition and boasts impressive devices, a sewn on ribbon rack and a