Original U.S. WWII Marine Corps USMC Named Women’s Daisy Mae Fatigue Cap and Purse Cover with Strap & Photo of Wearer - Corporal Nathalie Klingbeil Brown Bess the vertical stabilizer was angled

the vertical stabilizer was angled slightly forward to enable tighter packing on aircraft carrier decks

suitable for display

The project was led from the beginning by Colonel Louis Chauchat

but functionally identical

This is a genuine late WWII front seam M-1C helmet shell with original finish (the 82nd Airborne decals were added after the war possible for Korean War use)

Original U.S. WWII Marine Corps USMC Named Women’s Daisy Mae Fatigue Cap and Purse Cover with Strap & Photo of Wearer - Corporal Nathalie Klingbeil Brown Bess the vertical stabilizer was angledOriginal Item. One of a Kind. Women also served in the US Marine Corps during WW2, as mechanics, clerical staff, and in other capacities to free men for combat. They were universally respected by their male counterparts, and were issued winter forest green wool visor caps specifically designed to compliment a woman's coiffure. This is a lovely green Female Marine Daisy Mae fatigue cap as well as a purse cover and strap identified to Marine Corporal