Original British WWII-Era Named Royal Army Medical Corps Side Cap Century Used by Artillery units and

Used by Artillery units and often seen attached to WW2 German Tanks

with 1st Lt

backed the assault on 6 Jun 1944 by raiding railroad bridges and coastal guns

The last major operation involving gliders was the crossing of the River Rhine in March 1945

Original British WWII-Era Named Royal Army Medical Corps Side Cap Century Used by Artillery units andOriginal Item. One of a kind. The bullion cloth Cap badge displays a "King's Crown" over a shield containing what appears to be a "CADUCEUS," the rod and staff universally known as the symbol of Medical Service. There is a name tag on the interior that appears to read: J. C. G. N. MORRIS, a real mouthful with FOUR Christian names! Must be a Doctor or someone of consequence. No moth and only some age wear. Navy blue with Gold and Red piping displaying