December 11, 20241 yr #1 Hello Forum Here is for review (before buying) an M-51 jacket named and patched for Brig.Gen Robert C. Gildart i may habe some doubts about the shoulder, and how the star was sew but maybe it was when he got promoted to general ? Some pictures : Let me know 👍 Louis.
December 11, 20241 yr #2 I am in no means an expert here but I find the placement of the stars to be strange.
December 12, 20241 yr #3 19 hours ago, History Man said: I am in no means an expert here but I find the placement of the stars to be strange. How so? Isn't a single BG star typically centered on the epaulette? Jacket looks fine to me. Not something a typical put together artist would create (other than being for a general, it's kind of boring). However, I see the asking price is $295. So, there would be some financial motivation for creating a general's jacket. But, I don't think it's put together. My only question is, aren't brigades typically commanded by a colonel? Would that have been different for this unit in the early 1960's?
December 12, 20241 yr #4 I found two Gildarts in the USMA directory (father and son). Nothing indicates either commanded or the 38th Artillery Brigade.
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