Original U.S. WWI Base Hospital 22 Named Uniform & Field Gear Grouping - Major Otho A Fiedler Russian/Soviet Militaria This badge was introduced prior

This badge was introduced prior to 1907 and worn by enlisted men throughout the war

All three have the proper amount (3) of “D-Rings” on the back side of each bag

The receiver is marked with 8154

The crate has a handle on the right side for carrying

The helmet is a striking Navy Haze Gray color and is in a remarkably good condition

Original U.S. WWI Base Hospital 22 Named Uniform & Field Gear Grouping - Major Otho A Fiedler Russian/Soviet Militaria This badge was introduced priorOriginal Items. One of a Kind Group. This is a lovely uniform & field gear grouping belonging to Major Otho A. Fiedler of Base Hospital 22. This hospital was organized in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in early 1918, leaving for France in June 1918. At its peak, the hospital had 5,100 beds. The grouping includes: Fiedlers officers uniform with bullion Major rank insignia on the shoulders and two overseas chevrons on the left cuff, with US and Medical collar