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This example is an identified 80th US Infantry Division uniform grouping from a
soldier in Battery F, 314 Field Artillery. Buglar Wilbert R. Pitts was from Alvet, WV.
The group includes a "Broad Arrow" marked British made tunic, French made
overseas cap, 1910 pants, and a trench art US small box respirator with a British
tank encompassing Pitts' name and unit. The 1910 belt with rimless eagle snaps
was added for display purposes. Place mouse over image to see the uniform
from another angle. Images courtesy of the Nelson Museum.
soldier in Battery F, 314 Field Artillery. Buglar Wilbert R. Pitts was from Alvet, WV.
The group includes a "Broad Arrow" marked British made tunic, French made
overseas cap, 1910 pants, and a trench art US small box respirator with a British
tank encompassing Pitts' name and unit. The 1910 belt with rimless eagle snaps
was added for display purposes. Place mouse over image to see the uniform
from another angle. Images courtesy of the Nelson Museum.