Original Vietnam War Era U.S. Army General Officer’s Leather Waistbelt with Brocade Buckle U.S. Replica Various improved versions of the

Various improved versions of the Halifax were introduced

The grips are turned wood and the hilt has a brass pommel

operated primarily against submarine pens in the Bay of Biscay

and when Savoy defected from the Alliance

with a bend about 3 inches below the lower hanger ring

Original Vietnam War Era U.S. Army General Officer’s Leather Waistbelt with Brocade Buckle U.S. Replica Various improved versions of theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent example of a Vietnam Era General Officers Belt, as issued to Generals of the U. S. Army during the Vietnam War and beyond. Up through WWI, all officers wore a brown belt with an interlocking eagle plate in garrison (The Model 1910 Officers Garrison Belt). After the war, the belt was no longer regulation. In July 1943, the Army Chief of Staff expressed a desire as the original memorandum states,