That makes sense, thank you :)) But why was this a common thing with the og107 jungle fatigues then? Wouldn't the same standard apply to these as well?   Jules

Cool one Bluehawk, never seen this Rocwell before.

Recently saw this on line a took a shot at this strange looking patch that I had never seen before and apparently just missed by others. Once I received and examined visually and blacklight test negative,I went to references to check branch colors and found black insert was for Chaplain service. Apparently these were for officers. Perhaps a new discovery and if so probably as rare or more so than finance ,armor and aviation versions.  

That is a General, they had the option of modifying or even designing their own uniform. It is basically a Model 1902 uniform with embellishments and in all probability was a one off, the caption on the picture says it was made in 1931 not a Model 1931 worn by all officers or even generals.

Thanks! That’s interesting, and the reason I asked. On our next walkies I’ll try to get a closer look.  mikie  

It IS an info repository, and a valuable one. Your cartridge is like one my uncle gave me when I was a kid, though I don’t remember the head stamp it had. He was in the Guard, not a collector, so it was probably current issue at that time, early 1970s?  Do you have any information on your round? It must be fairly early for the M16?  mikie

It looks to me like a former military (Humvee) ambulance.

I can’t clearly make out his ribbons, but the 8th Army was active in the southern Philippines, including Cebu, during WWII; and of course, later in Korea.

8th. 

If you tell us his name we could try and find some info on him.