WWII 1960s US Army Infantry Colonel Uniform Lot Dog Tag

WWII 1960s US Army Infantry Colonel Uniform Lot Dog Tag
Group from US Army Lt. Colonel Boleslaus Lugowe, who was an Infantry Officer in the 32nd Infantry Division in WWII, being wounded in Combat on Luzon and earning a Combat Infantry Badge, Purple Heart, and Bronze Star. The group features his khaki, dress blue, green, and white uniform jackets, all with theater made sewn on ribbon bars. The white uniform is missing all other pin on insignia but has buttons. The other uniforms have sterling combat Infantry badges, rank insignia, branch insignia, etc. He would serve most of his career as an intelligence officer, and also includes are paper copies of newspaper articles on him. Includes a cigar box of loose insignia, dog tags, theater made ribbon bars, visor caps (dress blue one is in the original box), and more as shown.