Original U.S. WWII USS Major Uniform & Flag Grouping of Navy Signalman James E. Cassidy with Photo Album & Tattered U.S. Flag Saved During Hurricane of 1945 - 39 x 71” French Gun Magazines Others were bought for conversion

Others were bought for conversion to towed camping homes with the wing and tail end cut off and being towed by the rear section and others sold for hunting cabins and lake side vacation cabins

and has a covered "worm" extractor on one end

A cutlass is still carried by the recruit designated as the Recruit Chief Petty Officer for each recruit division while at the US Navy Recruit Training Command

This maker had previously used the maker abbreviation "SE"

issued paper armbands identifying them as Marine "boots

Original U.S. WWII USS Major Uniform & Flag Grouping of Navy Signalman James E. Cassidy with Photo Album & Tattered U.S. Flag Saved During Hurricane of 1945 - 39 x 71” French Gun Magazines Others were bought for conversionOriginal Items. One of a Kind Group. USS Major (DE 796) was a Buckley class destroyer escort in service with the United States Navy from 1944 to 1948. Between combat missions, she patrolled for enemy submarines, provided passenger service, and was a welcome sight to men on the islands when she delivered the mail. While accompanied by USS Earl V. Johnson in July of 1945, she successfully dueled with a Japanese submarine, protecting her convoy of LSTs