Original U.S. Vietnam War General Melvin Zais’ Monogrammed Overseas Cap with Photo & Biography - 101st Airborne Commander German Awards Medals Badges Insignia The British had their own

The British had their own booming firearms industry

He served famously at QUATRE BRAS the day before WATERLOO and was very seriously wounded in the leg which by chance was not amputated

both the 22nd and the 491st were ordered to cut back to "skeleton" squadrons

The cap's interior is lined with a rayon type fabric

and definitely the first with a French tube

Original U.S. Vietnam War General Melvin Zais’ Monogrammed Overseas Cap with Photo & Biography - 101st Airborne Commander German Awards Medals Badges Insignia The British had their ownOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is the overseas cap of General Melvin Zais, a veteran of World War II and Vietnam. The cap bears his 3 star Lieutenant Generals rank and Para glider patch. This overseas cap is visible in several photos of Zais which we have included here. Melvis Zais was born on May 8th, 1916, in Fall River, Massachusetts. He graduated from the University of New Hampshire in 1937. He joined the U. S. Army prior to WWII and during