Original U.S. Vietnam War Incountry-Made Cowboy Hat with Vietnamese-Made “Beer Can” Insignia - Size 7¼ - Beo Gam Camouflage Display Guns & Parts Sets historian Sean McMeekin emphasizes Russian

historian Sean McMeekin emphasizes Russian plans to expand its empire southward and to seize Constantinople (modern-day Istanbul) as an outlet to the Mediterranean Sea

The exterior metal finish shows a lot of light pitting and peppering

with a 7 inch spear point blade

a watch that is 28/30th of an inch in size (hence the 8/0 reference)

The side is actually marked with a Japanese date: 3 八 十 昭

Original U.S. Vietnam War Incountry-Made Cowboy Hat with Vietnamese-Made “Beer Can” Insignia - Size 7¼ - Beo Gam Camouflage Display Guns & Parts Sets historian Sean McMeekin emphasizes RussianOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an attractive example of a Locally Procured Vietnamese Made Bush Hat (aka Cowboy Hat by GIs) with a very rare Beer Can Staff Sergeant rank pin to the front.. These were popular with U. S. and Army Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) Forces all throughout the war. As the United States Military did not issue the now popular Boonie Hat until approximately 1967, many U. S. personnel acquired their own through local