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VU-1066 Vietnam Tiger Stripe bush hat with Vietnam
tab. $395 |
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VU-1065 Super rare short brimmed camo boonie hat with
pockets! Appears to have been lightly camouflaged with spray
paint. One pocket has a YKK zipper. Would be great fro an SF
or SEAL display. $395 $SOLD$ |
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VU-1037 Japanese made Camo shirt. This style has the "Foot
print" in the pattern and was one of the types worn in
Vietnam by Advisors. $145
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VU-1064 Vietnam Advisor style "Pac Man" shirt. $175$SOLD$ |
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VU-1063 Classic OG-107 fatigue shirt with fantastic
Vietnamese made pocket patch for the 271ST/ 361ST Aviation
Company. This helicopter unit went by the callsign
"Innkeeper". This shirt is partially stripped so we don't
know the name of the Veteran. Still a great shirt with
original pocket patch. $185 |
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VU-1062 Classic OG-107 fatigue shirt with
fantastic Vietnamese made pocket patch for the 271ST/ 361ST
Aviation Company. This helicopter unit went by the callsign
"Innkeeper". This shirt is partially stripped so we don't
know the name of the Veteran. Still a great shirt with
original pocket patch. $185 |
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VU-1061 Classic OG-107 fatigue shirt with
fantastic Vietnamese made pocket patch for the 271ST/ 361ST
Aviation Company. This helicopter unit went by the callsign
"Innkeeper". This shirt is partially stripped so we don't
know the name of the Veteran. Still a great shirt with
original pocket patch. $185 |
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VU-1060 Impressive OG-107 shirt and trousers to Vice
Admiral Norvell G. Ward who commanded Operation Market Time,
TF-115, between March of 1966 and March of 1967. The
research and history have been provided for this highly
decorated Naval Officer. 2 great plaques to the Admiral as
well. Very historic set.
On 31 July 1965 Ward was
assigned as head of the Naval Advisory Group,
Military Assistance Command,
Vietnam (MACV). As head of the Naval Advisory
Group he played a key role in the planning and organization
of Operation Market Time, the program to stop arms and
supplies from being smuggled into South Vietnamese coastal
waters by North Vietnam. On 1 April 1966 the Naval Advisory
Group was disestablished and Ward became
Commander, Naval Forces Vietnam.
He was succeeded by
Rear Admiral
Kenneth Veth on 27
April 1967. $1195
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VH-705 Vietnam War helmet with cover. 1968 dated
cover. Nice used look. $95 |
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VH-701 Vietnam boonie hat. Flat mint condition.
1968 dated. Have several available. $40 each |
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VH-693 1970s Green Beret and photos of the JFK Special
Warfare Soldier who wore it. Liner has been removed as was
popularly done. $120 |
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VH-563 Vietnam Marine Corps cover. Good condition
overall. $50 |
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VH-545 Vietnam period Naval Officers cap. $90 |
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VU-1059 Vietnam Advisor trousers in an US Large size.
Very nice condition. $395$SOLD$ |
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VU-1058 Large Officers uniform grouping for an SF/
FANK Officer. Includes uniforms he was issued before and
during his time in Vietnam. He entered service in 1969 and
served until 1999. When he landed in Vietnam he was
originally assigned to CCN, but when he arrived he was told
that his place had been taken by another. He then was
assigned to the Individual Training Group program and ended
up with FANK training the Khmer. He is shown wearing his
FANK beret flash on his beret. He ran the mission programs
of Cambodian troops being trained and tested against the
NVA. He was assigned to Camp B-36 and was also in charge of
A-Team, A-363. His call sign was -Duster 66-.
The pin on
pocket hanger with bow, on his sterile set of fatigues, is
the Cambodian 12TH Brigade of the 9TH Infantry of which he
was an Advisor and combatant with. The other pocket hanger
was a badge he was given to enter the Cambodian Capital
Palace. Besides the 2 jungle jackets there are a couple of
other shirts, some insignia removed. The loose patches
include his pin on Cambodian Airborne pocket patch, pin now
missing from the back, as well as a second patch with an
interesting story. The green labels were filled out and put
on by this Officer. The Tiger patch was given to him by a
Cambodian in that unit. This unit had a base that allowed
families to live with them. The NVA and VC overran their
base and wiped out everyone, including the families, so the
unit ceased to exist at that point. The NVA buckle was an
item he captured, and the South Vietnamese flag was one of
his bring back trophies. The photos are not originals; he is
retaining those. $995 |
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VU-1057 Nice tunic and plaque from Assault Craft
Unit 1, the "Surf Riders". Theater made plaque and what
appears to be a ship cast brass plaque. Nice salty look with
iron on rank insignia. $395 |
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VU-1055 Late War, Light Weight Tiger shirt. Excellent
condition overall. $395 |
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VU-1047 Vietnam period 101ST A/B shirt. $95 |
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VU-1033 1964 dated Exposed Button Trousers. $245 |
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VU-994 Scarce 1974 SERE School patch on original
shirt. $75 |
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VU-992 Set of 2 "Corps of Engineers" shirts. $80 |
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VU-989 Dominican Republic Civil War shirt. 1965-1966.
Scarce. $150 |
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VU-972 Set of 2 shirts and one set of poplin
trousers for a Soldier who fought in Vietnam with the 25TH
Division. His shirts have very nice "US Army and CIBs' One
also has an In Country name strip. These shirts were
modified when he returned and the shoulder patches were
removed. One was placed on the opposite sleeve, the other
appears to have a school, SSI. A few small holes to lower
right leg as shown. $175
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VU-958 Vietnam War field trousers. $50 |
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VU-686 Interesting oddball camo trousers. Either
Japanese or Vietnamese made. $230 |
