Original U.S. WWII 6th Marine Division Uniform Jacket & Visor Cap with Reprinted Photos & Belt - Attributed to Private First Class Bruno J. Mingrone Military Maps eleven persons perished Saturday night

eleven persons perished Saturday night by the burning of Hood & Scott’s Boarding House

The capital ships were a primary goal of the occupation

It does have hanging hardware

bearing the Staffordshire County helmet plate is the early "rose top" pattern and is fitted with a blackened rose top mount required in WW2 to prevent reflecting to hostile aircraft overhead

Original U.S. WWII 6th Marine Division Uniform Jacket & Visor Cap with Reprinted Photos & Belt - Attributed to Private First Class Bruno J. Mingrone Military Maps eleven persons perished Saturday nightOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an outstanding uniform set attributed to Private First Class Bruno J. Mingrone, who served with the 2nd Battalion, 15th Marine Regiment, 6th Marine Division during World War II. Mingrone enlisted on April 17th, 1943 and was sent with the Corps Replacement Battalion, Transient Center, Imac, before arriving at the Fourth Marine Depot Company, Fleet Marine Force, Noumea, New Caledonia. From here he joined the Third