WWII US Army Officer Cap Owned by Lt Col Cavin Commonwealth surrounded by the Ivy Leaf

surrounded by the Ivy Leaf Insignia of the 4th Infantry Division

Corbellini for the office of the Consociazione Turistica Italiana (CTI) Comes housed in its original folder

counter-insurgency unit trained in guerrilla warfare

Bennett served as an A-Team Leader of a Special Forces Military Free Fall team for 24 months

and the Transvaal Veirkleur placed towards the fly side of the flag

WWII US Army Officer Cap Owned by Lt Col Cavin Commonwealth surrounded by the Ivy LeafOriginal World War Two US Army Officers Cap owned and used by Lt. Col John C. Cavin. The Cap is in great condition and features a Gaunt (British Made) American Eagle Cap Insignia. Size 7. Lieutenant Colonel John C Cavin of Melno, Georgia went over to the European Theater of Operations (ETO) in October 1944 with the 48th Tank Battalion of the 14th Armored Division. He commanded the unit and was awarded two Silver Stars and two Bronze Stars. Cavin wrote