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Garrison Cap

CCC cap, late 1930s, formally known as an overseas garrison cap. All recruits were issued military-style uniforms: shirt, pants, tie, boots, and cap. It was introduced to American ground soldiers by the French during World War I. Garrison caps are a staple for the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps. It replaced other service hats because they could be easily folded and put away.

CCC GArrison Cap

Donated by Paul Miller, Custer SD

Formally known as an overseas garrison cap.
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