Driving Band has a 4 -1945 date. It's a 90mm M82 APC.

Thank you all for your help!

All of the general uniforms were owned by me at the time of the posting and in my possession and were nt were not owned by a consortium. They were all mine an I owned themat the time.

Check every couple hours and keep wet and covered.

First: use brass brush on rusty areas to loosen rust.  Two: Apply EvapoRust by brush over entire surfaces. This Evapo rust does not remove or soften the paint and is water soluble, non toxic. Cover with plastic so it does not dry or evaporate. Soak time? Important. It is very slow reacting. 1 hour to a few days depending on if you want the surface to be cleaned down to bare, shiney metal. I don't. My goal is to stabilize the surface and stop the reaction before it becomes shiney and bare metal. Probably 4-8 hours,    Check every couple hours an

Thank you Aznation! Very interesting to see her parents were natives of Corpus Christi. 

I've learned myself firsthand that AI isn't always accurate information.  I always will always try and verify results if using AI for that reason.  On occasion I have found it helpful.     The latest US Census that anybody has access to is the 1950 census but it shows no children for August and his wife Josephine.  I've checked Newspapers.com and couldn't find any articles related to them either, so I think that door is closed.   I do believe the correct person who that bracelet belonged to was August Charles Hauck.

I came across this US Navy 6"/50 Mk 20 and started " stabilizing " the surface. Very little pitting, light surface rust, paint about 90 percent. Unfortunately, the base is heavily pitted obscuring any dates. The base fuze is not installed, open hole. Research shows it was from WW1, used as the secondary gun on WW1Battleships. By the time WW2 rolled around it was considered obsolete. I will post steps as the process moves along.