13053 U.S. Sailor in Whites, 1941-1945 King and Country DDay Sounds good already

Sounds good already

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Carrying a swallow-tailed pennant bearing the Polish eagle and the country’s national colours this trooper follows his officer

Armed with the well-proven MP40 “Schmeisser” Machine Pistol this kneeling FJ sergeant bellows out orders and instructions to his men

pilots to fly them and ground crew to carry the fight to the enemy

13053 U.S. Sailor in Whites, 1941-1945 King and Country DDay Sounds good alreadyAn 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 elongated back collar) and cuffs. This uniform was discontinued for the duration and was never reinstated. Instead the Undress White Jumper, still used the tar flap but was 100% white cotton (as was the button fly navy trousers) with single left breast patch pocket. It could be