Original U.S. WWII Army Korea / Vietnam Era Four Star General Military Vehicle Identification Plate in Carrier Lock Assembly Research reveals that Technical sergeant

Research reveals that Technical sergeant Neal Reed was from NY had Basic Training in Greenville

On one tag it is also printed on the reverse in red:

The grip is leather covered and bound with plaited wire wrapping

The body of the cap meets a band of wool seamed only at the front and stiffened with leather

as there was no machinery in Australia available to bend the manganese steel strip

Original U.S. WWII Army Korea / Vietnam Era Four Star General Military Vehicle Identification Plate in Carrier Lock Assembly Research reveals that Technical sergeantOriginal Item: Only one available. This is a very nice U. S. Four Star General's Military vehicle identification fender plate, from the Korea Vietnam war era. The plate is made of stainless steel, and the front has a red field with 4 plated alloy stars attached. It measures the standard 9" x 6" that the U. S. army uses for their vehicle rank plates. Condition is very good, with just a few small areas of missing paint, and one of the stars is missing