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World War II ➔ Military Cap
Identifier:
124400.1Description:
This combination cap, also known as a barracks cover, is from the United States Marine Corps of the United States Armed Forces. It was worn by G.B. Sanders Jr. during the Korean War. This cap is made of white cotton and has a black chinstrap attached by gold buttons. It accompanies uniform number 124400.Date:
1950 – 1953Materials:
CottonDimensions:
5"" h 10"" wCurrent Location Status:
In StorageCollection Tier:
Tier 2Source:
Gift Of Mrs. Ernest GatesRelated Entities:
Sarver, Claude (donor) United States Marine Corps (is related to)Alternate names: Continental Marines, USMC
The United States Marine Corps, also known as USMC, is a service branch of the United States Armed Forces specializing in amphibious and expeditionary warfare. The USMC is responsible for operating installations on land and amphibious warfare ships around the world. It was founded as the Continental Marines in 1775, during the American Revolutionary War. After the war, the marines disbanded due to lack of funding. On July 11th, 1798 the institution was reestablished by the United States Congress. On June 30th, 1834 it became an asset of the United States Department of the Navy. The USMC is the smallest service branch of the Department of Defense, working closely alongside the United States Navy on several tactical aviation squadrons throughout the world. In addition, they also operate from inside many Navy aircraft carriers serving as a valuable asset both at sea and on land. G.B. Sanders Jr. (used by)
G.B. Sanders Jr. served with the United States Marine Corps during the Korean War.
