Original U.S. WWI 82nd All American Division M1912 Winter Field Uniform Jacket French Artwork & Posters except for long chow lines

except for long chow lines (two meals per day) and frequent boat drills

The "loops" indicating subsequent awards were called "hitches"

somewhat later changed to HS-38A

The top of the helmet has a wonderful Trichter (spike extension) topped with a white Haarbrusch (plume)

Culp's Hill was a critical part of the Union Army defensive line

Original U.S. WWI 82nd All American Division M1912 Winter Field Uniform Jacket French Artwork & Posters except for long chow linesOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent example of an 82nd Division wool tunic. The best feature of the tunic is the accented 82nd patch located on the left shoulder. It is a square patch with stylized letter As in the national colors, red, white, and blue. Activated in 1918 during World War I, as an infantry division, it was nicknamed the All American, because it was composed of soldiers from all 48 states. The wool uniform itself is