Original U.S. Vietnam War Era General Wallace Magathan Attributed “Green Service” Uniform Peaked Visor Cap by Luxenberg, New York - Commander US Army Security Assistance Command (March 1972 – July 1973) British Bayonets Max Stover

Max Stover

If flown while underway

which were out of service vessels that were moored / beached near sea walls to be used as accommodations for Coast Guards and their families

It is maker marked with LDO number L/11 on the back under the pin catch

30-40 Krag was once a black powder cartridge

Original U.S. Vietnam War Era General Wallace Magathan Attributed “Green Service” Uniform Peaked Visor Cap by Luxenberg, New York - Commander US Army Security Assistance Command (March 1972 – July 1973) British Bayonets Max StoverOriginal Items: Only One Available. This Peaked Visor is not only appealing to the eye but is also of great historical significance. Despite appearing to be a standard General's Winter Service Green Class A uniform visor, there are a few distinctive features that set it apart from others. The cap came to us as being attributed to General Wallace C. Magathan, who at this time was Commander, United States Army Security Assistance Command. The United