US WW2 26th Infantry Regiment / 1st Infantry Division 'Big Red One' Tunic Set

In a very good condition a stunning US WW2 26th Infantry Regiment / 1st Infantry Division 'Big Red One' Ike Tunic with garrison cap.
The set comes with all original sewed and placed insignia of a member of the 26th Infantry Regiment / 1st Infantry Division 'Big Red One'.
It comes in a very good mannequin size and has the original oil label present.
The tunic is complete with the french lanyard and the 26th Infantry Division Crest (theather made), CIB and Ribbon bars.
Also is the laundrynumber of the soldier present next to the Garrison Cap.
A very stunning set!

The 26th Infantry regiment was assigned to the 1st Infantry Division for the duration of World War II. In World War II, the 26th Infantry led America's first-ever amphibious assault in North Africa, fought at the Kasserine Pass, assaulted Sicily at the Amphibious Battle of Gela, invaded Normandy at Omaha Beach, conquered the first German city of the war at Aachen, held the line against heavy German attacks at Elsenborn Ridge during The Battle of the Bulge, vaulted the Rhine and attacked all the way to Czechoslovakia by war's end. The regiment, commanded by Colonel John F. R. Seitz, conducted three amphibious assaults, and earned seven battle streamers, a Presidential Unit Citation, and five foreign awards.
Beginning another occupation of Germany, the Blue Spaders bore the United States national colors at the Allied Victory in Europe parade and served as guards at Nuremberg War Crimes Trials.

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