United States. An Army Artillery Side Cap, C. 1943 GTRexclude and one Ustasha Officer (I

and one Ustasha Officer (I believe he is Juraj (Juco) Rukavina)

It is sent to a Lazarett (military hospital) in Tauroggen (Tauragė

gilt characters on the lid

a white cardboard insert placed within the base and housing a white felt medal bed with recessed medal beds for the Badge and Miniature

when he was recommended for a Congressional Medal of Honor by the veterans of the 88th

United States. An Army Artillery Side Cap, C. 1943 GTRexclude and one Ustasha Officer (IA United States Army Artillery Personnel side cap, constructed of olive grab wool twill. The cap features dual fold down side panels which overlap at the front. The panels are fully trimmed with crimson red piping. The interior bears a tan coloured cotton sweatband fully lining the circumference, securely held in place by two rows of machine stitching. A white cotton label on the right of the interior bears a partially legible inscription indicating