Original U.S. WWII US Coast Guard Admiral Visor Named to H.C. Moore Commander of USCGC Argo Garand & U.S. Rifles Good conduct medal with POW

Good conduct medal with POW bar

indicating issue in the city in Thuringia

and that surrender was to be without prejudice to any subsequent general instrument of surrender which might replace any document of partial surrender and which would be jointly imposed on Germany by the three primary Allied Powers

But even the most expert seamanship couldn’t prevent a snooper from tracking a task force with near impunity in the absence of defending night fighters

Original U.S. WWII US Coast Guard Admiral Visor Named to H.C. Moore Commander of USCGC Argo Garand & U.S. Rifles Good conduct medal with POWOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a beautiful example of a WWII era white US Coast Guard Officers Visor with a beautiful bullion eagle insignia. The hat is named to H. C. Moore and is written on the inside by the rim stiffener. The visor is in lovely condition with signs of moderate wear and staining. All markings are still vivid and easily recognizable on both the leather sweatband and the top manufacturers label. The sweatband is marked: