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Omaha Beach D-Day American Flag flown on the mast of LCI (Landing Craft Infantry) (L)-413, which brought ashore the valiant 115th Infantry Regiment on June 6, 1944. Extensive provenance.

Milestone Auctions’ Historic Militaria, Weapons & Firearms Auction Jan. 24-25

By Military Trader
Jan 14, 2020

In 1930, the Japanese Army slightly modified the Type 45 tunics that it had adopted in 1911 by removing the piping from the top of the cuffs but retained the shoulder straps and standing collar with swallow-tailed collar insignia. The resulting style was designated the “Type 5 Tunic.” This Japanese Private First Class (probationary officer as denoted by collar badges) is wearing a woolen, winter issue Type 5 tunic. The patch on his right sleeve is a Diligence Badge.

Militaria Collecting 101

A look at Japanese WWII Army EnlistedTunics

By D.L. Adams
Dec 23, 2019

A 1907 dated image of a Light Cavalryman. This time from a regiment that wore a silver trimmed sky blue shako. The headgear of the Cazadores de Caballería ran the spectrum from shako to fur busby to metal spiked helmet depending on the regiment. The uniform is sky blue trimmed white. The double breasted tunic would be replaced in 1909 with a single breasted model. His mount is decked out in regulation horse furniture, also sky blue with white trim and the Cavalry branch insignia. He is armed with a Model 1895 Cavalry saber.

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Spanish Pride

By William K. Combs
Dec 20, 2019

In 1945, Story (left) became General Douglas MacArthur’s personal pilot, a position he served until MacArthur’s dismissal in 1951.

Favorite Find: Jacket Worn by MacArthur's pilot

By Dan Hechler
Nov 12, 2019

Capt. Darren Guree and Sgt. 1st Class Bryan Dennis of 112th Signal Batt. (Special Operations) (Airborne) - Special Operations Command Pacific, Signal Support Det, discuss the team's progress during Hammerhead Field Training Exercise/Situational Training Exercise 17-2, March 30, 2017. Capt. Darren Guree, left, is wearing the pixelated Universal Camouflage Pattern uniform. (U.S. Navy photo/Cynthia Z. De Leon)

UCP camo is now part of history

By Mike Eppinger
Oct 2, 2019

Propaganda card showing members of Himmler’s SS Technische Nothilfe / Technical Emergency Aid organization. The TENO (Technische Nothilfe —Technical Emergency Relief) had been founded in 1919. Today, the organization still exists as the Technische Hilfswerke (Technical Assistance).

Teno

By Chris William
Nov 12, 2019

Brown served in the Second Recon. Platoon of the 656th Tank Destroyer Bn.

Photographs and Ephemera

Favorite Find: Remembering 'Pap'

By Robert Johnson
Nov 13, 2019

This Totenkopf member wears his complete uniform with death’s head collar tabs.

Black Knights of the third Reich: Part II

By Chris William
Nov 12, 2019

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Patches / Insignia

Black Knights of the Third Reich

By Chris William
Nov 12, 2019

The more things change, the more they remain the same. The newer OCP version of the Virginia National Guard JFHQ patch is shown (on the right) for comparison to a BDU sample from the period when the same patch represented the Virginia State Area Readiness Command (STARC).

USAF and US Army: A shared history and now again shared uniforms

By Mike Eppinger
Jan 3, 2019

The American Red Cross actually began its aid work before the United States entered into WWII. At the request of the U.S. government, the Red Cross set up a Blood Donor Service for the armed forces. By the end of the War, more than 40,000 employees of the Red Cross directed the efforts of 7.5 million civilian volunteers, serving the Armed Forces both overseas and at home. 1945 Red Cross poster by Jes Schlaikjer

Catherine “Kitty” Chappel

By Chris William
Nov 13, 2019

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Air Force Adopts New Camo Uniform

By Mike Eppinger
May 21, 2018

The triple-decker stack of patches from the uniform service coat belonging to Elmer Thompson, a Doughboy serving in Company “L” of the 332nd Infantry Regiment.

Multi-patched WWI Army uniforms

By Alexander F. Barnes
Nov 13, 2019

My camo pajamas are long gone, probably ending their service in my Grandmother's basket to be woven into rugs. I do recall the helmet, however. It was a "Monkey Division" plastic helmet with applied plastic foliage and a black plastic chinstrap stapled to the sides.

Camouflage Pajamas

By John Adams-Graf
Nov 29, 2017

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Criminal investigations focuses on Afghan camo uniforms

By Mike Eppinger
Jul 31, 2017

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Marine Corps Switches to Seasonal Uniforms

By Mike Eppinger
Dec 13, 2016

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Patches / Insignia

Totenkopf: Nazi Germany's 'death head'

By Chris William
Nov 13, 2019

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Militaria Collecting 101

Navy scuttles sailors' enlisted rating titles

By Mike Eppinger
Nov 5, 2019

U.S. Navy discarding 'Aquaflage'

By Military Trader
Nov 13, 2019

German WWII commander's uniform tops Mohawk Arms' sale

By admin
Nov 13, 2019

First Lieutenant William F. Savidge, Jr., of Tamaqua, Pennsylvania, proudly wearing his A-2 jacket with the club’s insignia painted on the back. The emblem features a Mustang flying over Fujiyama —Japan’s iconic mountain, and framed by a Shinto design. Where do you suppose his jacket is today?

An incredible A-2 jacket: But where is it today?

By David O. Hill
Nov 21, 2019

The Rockwell brothers, Kiffin and Paul, getting ready to leave for the front lines in September 1914. They are wearing the classic dark blue and madder red uniforms.

Legionnaire! Americans in the French Foreign Legion, 1914-1918

By Scott Kraska
Nov 12, 2019

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Militaria Collecting 101

New uniform for women soldiers?

By admin
Nov 5, 2019

Navy new uniform design

U.S. Navy unveils two new camouflage uniforms

By admin
Aug 20, 2010

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Air Force launches new uniform website

By admin
Jul 27, 2010

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Militaria Collecting 101

Collecting "Band of Brothers"

By admin
Nov 6, 2019

Zulu war soldier identified from tunic button

By admin
Nov 5, 2019

Book Reviews-Militaria Collecting

Feldbluse: The German Soldier's Field Tunic, 1933-45, by Laurent Huart and Jean-Philippe Borg, translated from the French by Lawrence Brown

By admin
Nov 12, 2019

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A WWI Digger's Uniform

By Martin Spohn
Nov 5, 2019

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