Ancestry - Jack Howard Newhouse Sgt.pdf NARA WWII Morning Reports - Jack H Newhouse.pdf

I was going to say that the knowledge of the name of the WWI vet would lead you to the grandfather of the WWI vet through Find a Grave:   https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/159499336/benjamin_f-peterman   It is fitting he would have a sword being in the cavalry.    Here is Roscoe's Find a Grave:   https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/74399995/roscoe-young-peterman

I honestly would not have been able to figure this out without all the help from you guys and the documents that were provided. This really turned into a team effort, and I appreciate everyone who took the time to help, contribute information, and point me in the right direction. Good job to all of us, and thank you very much for all the help.

Interesting,  they look similar. Thanks

In the 50s a USAF arm band, says  L A F B, in what I believe means Lackland Air Force Base, followed below ESCORT, perhaps a member who escorted Civitan visitors to the reservation??

US BAR Gunner near Saint-Georges-d'Elle Normandy - July 1944 Frank Scherschel Photographer LIFE Magazine Archives / WWP-PD    

Was there a "Monkey Shortage" in the P.I. or did they require a specific type found in Thailand?

Love the uniform and the extensive description of Haroldson/Haraldson's service.  GREAT JOB!!!! :)

Nice bright blade that escaped a later blue or parkerizing job.  Very fine scabbard too.

Detroit Police Department Vietnam M1 helmet and liner painted blue with attachable/detachable face-shield.