A queer uniform regulation was printed for all home bound Doughboys to see early in 1919; the order was later rescinded, however, it seemed that the General who was placed in charge of all state-side Army units during World War I disliked the European style military fashions that the A.E.F. was affecting. He also wished to ban the trench coat, the over-seas cap, puttees and the Sam Brown Belt.
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European Influences upon American Military Uniformsuniforms equipment and weapons of the American expeditionary force in the first world warUniform Changes US ArmyUS Army Uniform Regulation 1919Military Fashion 1919Articles Regarding World War One Army InsigniaUS Army Uniforms During WW1American Army Uniform During WWiUS Army Shoulder InsigniaWW1 Military InsigniaWW1 Military InsigniaWW1 Military InsigniaWorld War One Military InsigniaPre-World War II Military InsigniaPre WW2 Military InsigniaVintage UniformAmerican Uniform Collector InformationNewspaper Articles About WW1 Uniform Insignia