Original U.S. WWI American Field Service Medal & Ribbon with Cap Badge & Uniform Button Original Display Machine Guns and the front has a

and the front has a "propeller" badge indicating that the owner specialized in Ausbildung Kraftfahrzeug - Marine Motor Training

The filled in holes for the original buckle system can be seen near the clip end

The grooves are somewhat shallow

The coup was supported by military units in the Spanish protectorate in Morocco

The 2nd Infantry division “Indian Head” shoulder patch was hand sewn onto the left shoulder and is in beautiful condition with most of the colors and sections tightly retained

Original U.S. WWI American Field Service Medal & Ribbon with Cap Badge & Uniform Button Original Display Machine Guns and the front has aOriginal Item. Only One Available. The American Field Service (1914 1917) was a volunteer ambulance corps comprised mostly of college men from the US. The American Field Service (AFS) of nearly 2,500 operated ambulances in direct support of French combat divisions, transporting the wounded from the front lines to field hospitals. They were the first American citizens to serve in the First World War. This is a phenomenal group of American Field Service