Google AI says Wolf-Browne never made buttons, so i thought this was important to post.       

Hello,   You can see morning reports that include him at this NARA link: https://catalog.archives.gov/search?page=1&q=17035607   Be advised that they only go up to Dec 44 at present time. Click on the image numbers to the right to see the relevant individual dated reports:  There are errors, so not all images will include him, and some morning reports will come up without images at all.   Here is a helpful thread on this topic:   This may help you with abbreviations:   TC = Troop Carrier (Army Air Forces) TCC = Troop Carrier Command LD = In line of duty Sv Gp = Service Group DS = Detached Service (temporary assignment) Hq and Hq Sq = Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron   Link to a Morning Reports abbreviation guide: https://www.wwiirangers.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/ABBREVIATIONS-ON-MORNING-REPORTS-ROSTERS.pdf   Guide to APOs: https://dn760007.eu.archive.org/0/items/NumericalListingOfApos/NumericalListingOfApos.pdf   Note on what an Army Air Forces Service Group did: Source: https://www.airuniversity.af.edu/Portals/10/AFEHRI/documents/EnlistedHistory/metz.pdf   Good luck with your continued research and I hope this helps.   Dan  

That would be GENERAL STAFF and ARCENT.  Managed to say the wrong thing several times.

If all 3 medals were present , all officially engraved, I could see this selling for $2500-3500 .  The Purple Heart missing, and the Air Medal not being engraved really drop the price.    The paperwork is significant, but unfortunately having the medals is what would drive the price for this group.    Kurt

Written by someone who was there maybe?   Thanks in advance...

Just picked up this m-1944 net with band and how to use tag. Just wanted to get some other opinions on its authenticity. I know the m-48’s are very similar. Thanks 

Isn't that a service number below where the 'USMC' is?....Looks like 1679049 perhaps....Bodes

That was a great tip CAC. Icontacted them and they were incredibly respobsive and helpful. They believe it is a regimental band uniform for the 1st Regiment National Guard of Pennsylvania. Soldiers uaed blue uniforms with red facing. Bands wore red with blue facing. I hadn't noticed the "1" incorporated in the button design. Thank you again for the suggestion.

I'm trying to date this robe and I.D. my Marine.  The Marine's name is C.J. McLaughlin.  I'm guessing the robe's date would help locate this boxer.  Thanks in advance for your help.  And a special thanks to aznation.  We haven't talked in ages.