Lets see your medical uniforms. Any Branch any era!!

[Andrei]

 

Captain James A. Dryden, 56th Medical Detachment DS, Vietnam June 67-March 68.

Thanks to BEAST for the ID !

[Andrei]

Close up of the in-country made BOS.

 

[Andrei]

 

173rd Airborne Brigade Battalion Surgeon, Major Berliner.

I had some post Vietnam civilian paperwork with this jacket... but I can't find them for now. As far as I could remember the major full name was Daniel Berliner and he lived and work in Alaska.

[Andrei]

[kammo-man]

Anderi ,

your jackets are in a class of their own .

Thanks for showing !!!

owen

[Andrei]

 

Jungle jacket of Major Owen A. Koch, former CO of the 283rd Medical Detachment (Air Ambulance), 1st Logistical Cmd.

The ghost on the right pocket is for the insignia of the 283rd Dustoff. Behind the 101st SSI, is the trace of the 1LogCom.

Major Koch was the CO of Medal of Honor winner CW4 Michael Novosel when he arrived in-country in 1966.

[Andrei]

 

283rd Dustoff patch

Borrowed from Lee Jackson's website !

[BEAST]

This came from a friend of mine who was in Iraq in 2003/2004. Thought we needed to add a female's uniform to this thread!

 

 

[Jamecharles]

Here as promised the rest of medic blue dress of my collection , sorry for the bad display of uniforms but I wanted to show them.

 

this lot belonged to J.J. Moore (dated 1938)

 

Blue dress Medic (gabardine)

Moore John J. (06286).

 

B—Ohio 12 Nov. 88.

A—Calif. Grad. Army Med. Sch. 17. M.D.,

Ohio State Univ. 12.

 

1 It. Med. Sec. O. R. C 10 July 17; accepted 14 July 17; active duty 21 July 17;

vacated 19 Jan. 18;

1 It. M. C. 2 Oct. 17; accepted 19 Jan. 18;

capt. 24 Nov. 18; accepted 14 Mar. 19;

maj. 21 July 29;

It. col. 21 July 37;

col. A. U. S. 1 Feb. 42.

 

i can't find photos or more info info about him any help is welcome

 

This particular blue dress m1938 was made in wool gabardine just like the common chocolate class A, it's a little bit unusual for those dress just becouse the all wool are more valuable, anyway was probably created with the intent to be used in any climatic conditions or mid-season

 

the visor instead was made of full wool and have his 3 golden initials stamped in JJM (J. J. Moore)

 

Anyway is not the single case of m1938 blue dress made in wool gabardine i've other 2 example 1 AAF and 1 Engineer !

 

This one is the mess dress probably 1937 no name or tag inside but certainly it's datable between the 1936 and 1940s

 

I'm really sorry becouse both the dress are not complete of all (medals, pins and so on ...)

[Mike Force]

 

Jungle jacket of Major Owen A. Koch, former CO of the 283rd Medical Detachment (Air Ambulance), 1st Logistical Cmd.

The ghost on the right pocket is for the insignia of the 283rd Dustoff. Behind the 101st SSI, is the trace of the 1LogCom.

Major Koch was the CO of Medal of Honor winner CW4 Michael Novosel when he arrived in-country in 1966.

 

 

Thanks for showing all these high quality shirt's!

GREAT stuff!! :thumbsup:

[clays]

 

 

WWII chief pharmacist's mate's uniform. Didn't come with a name unfortunately.

[Nkomo]

US Navy Corpsman Petty Officer 2nd Class DCU.

[Nkomo]

Close up of badges.

[panzerwerk]

Almost forgot about these

 

 

Even though there are no specialty patches , this was a Corpsman , I got it from a relative .

 

[Nkomo]

Great items, Steve! :thumbsup:

[panzerwerk]

Thanks Arch , I forgot I had the USAF DCU LOL

[Dijkhuizen]

ID'ed 90th infantry division medic ike jacket.

This guy started his "combat" experience with the 102nd infantry division as you can see on the insignia on the right sleeve.

Came in a grouping of some other clothing items al beloning to the same medic.

 

 

[doyler]

Pacific theatre medic.A future research project

 

[doyler]

[Benjamin]

Not something fancy but here's my contribution. Ike jacket, double-patched : HQ ETO ADSEC and 3rd Army S/Sgt. ADSEC patch was coming loose when I bought it so I had to stitch it after these photos were taken.

 

Ben

 

 

 

[PaulR]

Those are some really awesome uniforms! I love the cloth CMB, with the metallic one pressed through. I am confused with the Pacific Theater jacket. I did not think that Medics received the CIB, hence the purpose behind the CMB.

[Nkomo]

11th ACR Combat Medic grouping. It came with the MICH/ACH, reversible cover, helmet band (with embroidered name, blood type, and number), boots, knee pads and uniforms.

[Nkomo]

Knee pads that have been personalized by the soldier with a Sharpie. One knee pad says "Kill" and the other one says "Down with the Sickenss". The Down with the Sickness comment I would assume is a reference to him being a medic and also a reference to the song "Down with the Sickness" by Disturbed.

[Nkomo]

11th ACR DCU named to a combat medic who was also jump qualified. Some of the patches appear to be theatre-made.

[Rattle]

LTC Coe 101st A/B Div Vietnam