WW2 US ARMY GENERAL STAFF OFFICER CHOCOLATE TUNIC With CHQ PATCHE 1940 NAMED

This is a rare and historically significant US Army General Staff Officer Service Tunic, named to Captain R. Coursey, dated April 1, 1940, and tailored by the esteemed Horstmann Uniform Co.

Crafted from high-quality chocolate elastique wool, this tunic is an outstanding piece of military history, adorned with original insignia, ribbons, and a Unit Citation Ribbon, all telling a rich story of service during both World Wars. General Staff Collar Badges: Representing service in one of the most elite and prestigious positions within the U. Army General Staff Identification Badge: A symbol of the officer's critical role in strategic planning and decision-making at the highest level of command. Army GHQ (General Headquarters) Southwest Pacific Patch (Purple): Worn by officers serving in the Southwest Pacific Theater, a pivotal area during WWII.

General Headquarters was responsible for coordinating the operations that led to significant Allied victories in the Pacific campaign. First Army Patch: The First Army played a vital role in the D-Day landings, the liberation of Europe, and the final defeat of Nazi Germany. Serving as part of the First Army General Staff placed this officer at the forefront of history. Featuring numerous prestigious medals, including. WWI Victory Medal: Awarded for service during the Great War.

American Defense Medal: For pre-war preparedness efforts. American Campaign Medal: For service in the continental United States during WWII. WWII Victory Medal: Commemorating service during the Second World War. WWII Army Occupation Service Medal: Acknowledging post-WWII occupational service. Unit Citation Ribbon: Representing collective recognition of exemplary performance during a specific mission or operation, further showcasing the officer's dedication and service. This tunic represents the legacy of a General Staff Officer who contributed to some of the most critical moments in U. The officer's role in General Headquarters and as part of the First Army General Staff placed him directly in the strategic and operational decisions that shaped the Allied victory. From the planning of operations in the Pacific to the historic battles in Europe, this tunic is a tangible connection to these pivotal events. Whether you're a collector, historian, or enthusiast, this tunic is a rare artifact that embodies the dedication, service, and leadership of an officer who served during two global conflicts. The inclusion of the Unit Citation Ribbon adds further depth to its historical value. Its superb craftsmanship and historical depth make it a centerpiece for any military collection. Don't miss this opportunity to own a remarkable piece of U.

Please refer to the photos for details and feel free to reach out with any questions. This is an original historical artifact from the Second World War era, and therefore shows natural wear and tear resulting from age and regular use during the period. What you see in the pictures is actual item you will get. (obviously except the mannequin and accessories for display). If you are a collector of military items or a WWII history enthusiast, it's worth checking out my other listings for original military pieces and period antiques!

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