WWII GI shirt , 113th Cavalry regt. Medium size
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113th Regt. patch located on the shoulder. Shirt is in great shape. Size and condition are clear in the pictures.Please ask questions prior to bidding.Original GI shirt - Patch is Cut edge and looks like new.I will combine shipping, if applicable.The 113th Cavalry Regiment (Horse-Mechanized) sailed to England, arriving on January 28, 1944.In England, the regiment was converted to the 113th Cavalry Group (Mechanized), with the 1st Squadron becoming the 113th Cavalry Squadron (Mechanized) and the 2nd Squadron becoming the 125th Cavalry Squadron (Mechanized), both subordinated to the 113th Cavalry Group. Subsequently, the 113th Cavalry Group served as the mechanized cavalry group for the U.S. XIX Corps, fighting in Normandy, the Netherlands and the advance into Germany.The 113th Cavalry Group returned to the New York port of entry on 25 October 1945 and was inactivated at Camp Shanks, New York, on 26 October 1945.
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