Not likely; and then in another branch. I’m thinking that they may be two different men. Where did you find the tag? The Pvt above was born in PA in 1897, so he wasn’t serving during 1900-10.

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Very impressive! Thanks for sharing. Do you have items from the war in the Philippines of 1899-1902?

Actually, they are possibly US Army M 42 officer gloves… I’m not sure if that is the official title… but they do look like WWII Army officer gloves.. often associated with the Army Air Force …

I know everybody forgot about Beau Geste 1939

Oh ok thank you for the help

55 days at peking 1963 Technically a war movie The Sea Hawk 1940

Here's a good photo showing which is which.    RDF (Rapid Deployment Force) camo on the far right.      Otherwise, a solid start to your kit.   Good luck!   Wade

. END OF AN ERA in STE MERE EGLISE .   It is extremely sad news for local and international visitors, the world famous STOP BAR changes ownership in the coming weeks.    I first met Serge and Celine eighteen years ago at their previous bar where he would hold MOD scooter and music nights, he being a Retro-Mod and I actually being a MOD back in the days when it began and happened.    Seven years ago Serge and Celine bought the STOP BAR in Ste Mere Eglise and it became a cult cafe'  for  scooters, motorcycles, classc cars, Jeeps and all military vehicles, collectors, re-enactors,  and serving soldiers visiting in June each year for the annual anniversaries.  Each night in June week thousands would congregate in and around the bar outside to socialise.    Serge and Celine were always happy to have our Jeeps parked outside the bar when we made rendezvous for coffee, so much so that Serge ended up buying a Jeep for their own collection and use.    When they closed for annual holidays I would always enjoy emailing them a photo of the bar, sometimes with us sat outside with our own table and chairs, other times I photo-shopped banners across the front of the store and emailed to them wherever they were on holiday.    So we now have to wait to meet the new owners and see if they will be carrying on with the traditions that have become enjoyable times.                  Norman D. Landing, Forum Normandy Correspondent, 05 May  2O26.   ..