United States Coast Guard uniform shirt, after 1964

uniform shirt

Uniform shirt; United States Coast Guard uniform shirt, after 1964; blue uniform shirt worn by USCG sailor Peter R. Kolasa, left breast pocket, right inside breast pocket, patch on upper left sleeve indicates first class engine man, two red stripes on bottom of sleeve indicate 4 years of service each, white shield patch on lower right sleeve distinguishes Coast Guard; patch sewn on back reads "Jumper, MAN'S BLUE UNDRESS/ 100% WOOL/ Name/ Service No./ DSA-100-67-C-1991/ Size 44/ CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS/ DRY CLEAN FOR BEST RESULTS/ If dry cleaning is not available, hand launder/ in LUKE WARM water. Use mild soap. Squeeze/ suds through garment. DO NOT rub or wring./ Dry at normal room temperature./ DO NOT REMOVE THIS LABEL" with "10" stamped on the service no. field; orange dry cleaning tag on bottom of the shirt, stapled on, "2/ 051".