WW1 US AEF 2nd Army Medical Corps with Engineers Collar Disc Other Ranks Tunic

This historically significant tunic from World War I represents the United States Army Expeditionary Forces (AEF) serving in the 2nd Army Medical Corps. An authentic piece, this tunic bears distinctive markers of its dual-role origin with an Engineers Collar Disc, indicating its link to both medical and engineering units. Such tunics were typically worn by other ranks, including enlisted personnel and non-commissioned officers, whose duties were vital to field operations, ranging from medical support to engineering tasks like construction and fortification. Crafted with attention to period detail, the tunic features durable fabric suitable for wartime conditions and reflects the resourcefulness and multifaceted responsibilities of the US soldiers. This garment not only serves as a valuable collectible for militaria enthusiasts but also as a poignant reminder of the complex and integrated roles played by the AEF in ensuring the efficient function and success of the military efforts during the Great War.