Original U.S. WWII 2nd Ranger Battalion Named Uniform Antique Percussion Firearms Combat photographs of British airborne

Combat photographs of British airborne troops show how extensive the use of the Mk V was

Offered in wonderful condition

These cards carried essential information such as name

It was designed to slip over a person’s head and straps were sewn onto the front panels and could be secured behind

Lord Elcho arranged sponsorship from "The Highland Society of London" and insisted they use the Elcho Tartan which was in fact a Hodden Grey thus avoiding inter Clan ill feeling

Original U.S. WWII 2nd Ranger Battalion Named Uniform Antique Percussion Firearms Combat photographs of British airborneOriginal Item: One of a kind. 1st Lieutenant John M Aiken ASN 1013235 a member of the 2nd Army Ranger Battalion. Online references confirming that Aiken was assigned to the Rangers can be found at this link: U. S. Army Rangers of WWII This is an original Class A Uniform Jacket named with laundry number to the interior A 3235 and his initials stitched above the inside pocket J. M. A. The left shoulder bears a 2nd RANGER Battalion embroidered badge.