WWI AEF US Combat Medic Armband

Marsoni

M251S

$25.00

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WWI AEF US Combat Medic ArmbandOriginal WWI AEF (American Expeditionary Force) and later US Army (when they entered the war) medical red cross armband brassard. I have seen these listed combat medic or officer's medical armband, however it appears to have much more broad usage. The use of red cross (or Geneva cross) in the US Army started in 1882. The usage explained in the 1912 Army regulations states that the following people were entitled to wear the armband: chaplains attached

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