United States. The Service Tunic Belonging to Code Breaker Rear Admiral Redfield B. Mason Archive He was a resident of

He was a resident of Hall County

above an inscription of “GOTT SCHÜTZE UNSER VATERLAND” (“GOD PROTECT OUR FATHERLAND”)

Fourth Class (limited to 90 recipients)

150 mm x 215 mm)

the aircraft of the Naval Air Arm successfully attacked the vessel and sank her

United States. The Service Tunic Belonging to Code Breaker Rear Admiral Redfield B. Mason Archive He was a resident ofThe service tunic belonging to Code Breaker Rear Admiral Redfield B. Mason, consisting of: A dress uniform tunic, constructed of thick and high quality dark blue whipcord wool with a fold down collar peaked, rolling lapels, and an open front. It is semi fitted to allow for comfortable wear, with a single left open slit breast pocket that is lined with black rayon material. Above the breast pocket, sewn directly to the uniform, are a series of fourteen