Original U.S. WWII US Army Signal Corps Named Uniform Grouping - Overseas Cap, Tunic, Pants, Greatcoat Magazines There is a some paint

There is a some paint missing on the central cross

They were the vanguard of Germany eventually controlled nearly every function of German life and much of Occupied Europe

The butt stock in particular has areas around the butt plate which have been cleaned

After the War Ended

Many of the small parts of the revolver are also marked with assembly number I100

Original U.S. WWII US Army Signal Corps Named Uniform Grouping - Overseas Cap, Tunic, Pants, Greatcoat Magazines There is a some paintOriginal Items: Only One Group of 4 Available. Congress established the U. S. Army Signal Corps on March 3, 1863, and today it is in charge of communications and information systems support for the armed forces. During World War I the Signal Corps was responsible for communications. The most common association between this group and women during the war is the overseas service of 223 "Hello Girls" who operated long distance switchboards at the