Original U.S. Chinese WWII Enlisted Man’s Visor Cap with Chinese Badge & Sunburst Buttons - Worn by U.S. Advisors to Chinese Army Category_MG 42 Ammo Storage During the Battle of Fredericksburg

During the Battle of Fredericksburg in December 1862

The black border is electrical tape which was carefully placed around each slide to prevent cuts

showing it is indeed genuine silver

and one of them got a full blast into the cockpit

the second struck the ship's side

Original U.S. Chinese WWII Enlisted Man’s Visor Cap with Chinese Badge & Sunburst Buttons - Worn by U.S. Advisors to Chinese Army Category_MG 42 Ammo Storage During the Battle of FredericksburgOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is an extremely scarce piece of WWII headgear, a U. S. Enlisted mans cap with an Enamel badge showing a white sun on a blue background, the emblem of the Chinese National army. The cap also has Chinese Sunburst buttons holding the chinstrap in place. This indicates that the cap was worn by American personnel serving as advisors to the Chinese Army during World War II. The cap is in great shape but is missing the