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The listing, us army uniform from desert storm has ended.
this is an official us army uniform from the desert storm era. the size is medium. for every 5000 credits I will donate $50 to the wounded warrior foundation. come on y'all support the troops.
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My father was in Desert Storm. I appreciate everyone who serves, great, fantastic auction. Thanks to all who serves, past and present. Love my soldier!
Awesome. This actually chokes me up. God Bless all the men and women who have served and who currently serve. And bless you for your incredibly generosity. I wish I could afford to get in on this, but I can't this time. Just fantastic, such a wonderful charity.
My son just returned from his third deployment (both Iraq & Afghanistan). He is an Army captain. I thank you for what you are doing for wounded warriors. He received two Purple Hearts, but his injuries were not as long-term debilitating as some. God bless you for what you are doing. Fanned & Watching.
it is from desert storm. I took it to a military collector and asked his opinion. he said without a doubt it was from desert storm. thank you for your concern though.
Great auction. one note though, I am pretty sure the pattern is from 02 03 Iraq time frame. The pattern in desert storm was different. I believe they called it chocolate chip or something like that. That looks like the pattern I wore in OIF. either way thanks for the support and good luck! 12 year SSG in US Army
WONDERFUL! The Wounded Warrior organization is wonderful - I usually go to their annual dinner here in Detroit and have met Marcus Luttrell, Oliver North and so, so many others! GREAT auction Aaron!
What a wonderful auction. my son is into anything that pertains to army wear. He says we need to protect or country with soldiers of God. he wants to be a priest and go into the army.