black officers and white officers were segregated
Each AT Squad consisted of a squad leader
The intent was to be able to blow the bottom out of any small craft that perhaps was threatening a British man of war
Included with purchase are multiple pages of copied research and documentation
Trussbilt and Omaha Industries Inc also produced a considerable number of carts
Original U.S. Vietnam War 1st Special Forces Group (Airborne) Green Beret with N.S. Meyer Enamel Badge & Period-Stitched Pair of Women’s Panties as Lining Category_Rear Sight Assembly black officers and white officersOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a very interesting service worn example of a Beret, Mans, Wool in Rifle Green that belonged to a member of the elite 1st Special Forces Group during the Vietnam War. The owner of the beret removed the lining, and opted to stitch in a pair of womens panties, perhaps those of his wife, girlfriend, or someone special he visited in Vietnam. This is something weve never seen before, and gave us all quite a laugh, but