That's who I was able to come up with as well, that is August Charles Hauck, but I'm curious what information Laurent is looking at and how he came up with his information, that is below:   "Based on my initial research, the owner could be Albert Charles Hauck (?), who served as a lieutenant in the U.S. Naval Reserve during the war (?). His presence in England in May 1944 and then in Cherbourg suggests he was involved in the naval logistics or operations following the DDay."   @Laurent Can you let us know how and where you came up with you information?  Thanks...

Thanks Doyler!

It was almost the first entry in my search as well. When I read the part about her being a corporal in the wiki I did a double take lol. 

yes its a repro. The hbt weave and colors are signs of reproduction

Wow, it did not take long to find her. https://www.catholicsun.org/2012/08/15/nellie-gray-86-dies-was-march-for-life-founder-and-emcee/ Looks like she was never married and survived by nieces & nephews who live in Texas. That’s how the uniform ended up in your area.

Very nice!

Too much good stuff and not enough LIKEs! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Congratulations to everyone involved in the project. It’s all wonderful!  mikie

Hey everyone, we have this frogskin top and was apparently used in the movie Windtalkers. The story is that this top was from the Marine Corps Historical company. I’m assuming it’s a repro prop but just wanted to double check before we sell it as such. The button snaps say Scoville Mfg on them. Thank you!   Jake

Found today at an antique store going out of business. This WAC Khaki uniform belonged to Nellie J. Gray who was a Corporal at the time serving with the USAAF Personnel Distribution Command. It has her Jacket, shirt, skirt and garrison caps.    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nellie_Gray_(activist)  

An officer in the 11th Airborne Division.