Original U.S. WWI 81st “Wildcat” Division Field Artillery Summer Weight Uniform Jacket & Trousers with Cross-Stitched Insignia One-of-a-Kind All versions of the Wound

All versions of the Wound Badge were worn on the lower left breast of the uniform or tunic

consisting of a large banner and small flag

Clarke and Murton-Neale'

the last divisional parade

As a Treaty ship

Original U.S. WWI 81st “Wildcat” Division Field Artillery Summer Weight Uniform Jacket & Trousers with Cross-Stitched Insignia One-of-a-Kind All versions of the WoundOriginal Item. Only One Available. The 81st Division was organized as a division of the United States Army in August 1917 during World War I at Camp Jackson, South Carolina. The division was originally organized with a small cadre of Regular Army, in addition to Officers Reserve Corps and National Army officers, while the soldiers were predominantly Selective Service men drawn from the southeastern states of Florida, North Carolina, and Tennessee.