Original U.S. Vietnam War 1972 Dated Canadian Made Rifle Green Beret With De Oppresso Liber Badge and No Flash Denoting “Unassigned” - Size 6 ¼ Century Commander of the 1st Cavalry

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Original U.S. Vietnam War 1972 Dated Canadian Made Rifle Green Beret With De Oppresso Liber Badge and No Flash Denoting “Unassigned” - Size 6 ¼ Century Commander of the 1st CavalryOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a wonderful example of a Canadian made Fleur de Lis green beret dated 1972. The most interesting feature of the beret is the fact that it does not have a flash present on the front. Not having a flash on the front would indicate that the original owner of this beret was never assigned to a specific group. The enamel pin on the flash features the intersecting dagger representing the V 42 dagger issued to each