Original U.S. Vietnam War Era Major Leonard Phillips OG-106 Cap with 19th Special Forces Group Airborne Green Beret British Artwork & Posters Here we have a wonderful

Here we have a wonderful set of two Element D (T 30) batteries for the German WWII issue FF33 Field Telephone

Paratroop units were only organized on the very eve of the war

this one features a lovely stock with "flame" figuring over most of the right side

1941 (Showa 16)

A lovely and thoughtful gift intended to keep those “boys at home" out of the picture

Original U.S. Vietnam War Era Major Leonard Phillips OG-106 Cap with 19th Special Forces Group Airborne Green Beret British Artwork & Posters Here we have a wonderfulOriginal Items: Only One Lot Available. This intriguing collection features two iconic pieces of headgear from the Vietnam War era the OG 106 "Ball Cap" and the prestigious Green Beret. The OG 106 cap, also known as the "Ranger Cap," was first introduced by the US Army in the 1950s and was widely worn by soldiers during the Vietnam War. The Green Beret, on the other hand, was a symbol of distinction and prestige, worn only by members of the elite