I found General Stevens. I just couldn't believe that I acquired a part of his uniform.

Vintage,   Thank you for the insight and explanation.  Makes sense as I know that was active in reunions and probably picked it up there.  I am going to assume that it does not have any collector value or interest.  Thank you again for your assistance.   OD  

I wonder (because I don't know), is it possible that he was in the regular U.S. Navy and afterwards was in the Coast Guard.  Anyone?   The Coast Guard falls under the Navy during wartime, many, many Navy ships were 

I remember after 911 the Coast Guard did away with all unit ball caps, making us wear the standard Coast Guard ball cap which was a poorly designed ugly generic ball cap. It was a sign that the good times were ending and the beginning of the New World order was at hand, retirement day was the best day of my life. 

These are original, quite common here in the states, wish I had a dollar for every pair of these I have found!

The label says "Light, Armored Vest"

Take a picture of it with google lens

Stevens is very easy to find also he is the first result that comes up with a simple google search. 

Just type the words "General McKinney" into your search engine, he is easily findable. I found several articles on him and no its not the WWII General. 

Hi all,   This set just arrived. A Garrison cap and short sleeve shirt from a Brigadier General. I have no idea if the set is original, since there is no name on the inside of the cap and shirt but the price was very low. Is it possible to ID general McKinney by the ribbons?   The set also included the green trousers and I was surprised to find a name on the tag! It is named to Major General Pat M. Stevens of whom I can find a lot of information. I have no way of checking if the trousers were really his though..   Enjoy!