WWII U.S. Army M1928 Haversack by Morton M. Rose Marked with Laundry Number (1942) Field Gear Hoevermann belonged to the Stab

Hoevermann belonged to the Stab III

New Mexico

The subject is wearing fatigues complete with lieutenant's rank insignia pins and a nametape reading "KEITH"

but all three are still present

WWII U.S. Army M1928 Haversack by Morton M. Rose Marked with Laundry Number (1942) Field Gear Hoevermann belonged to the StabDescription This is an original WWII U. S. Army M1928 haversack. It was manufactured in 1942 and is marked "MORTON M. ROSE". Interestingly, Rose was actually the senior partner of the Philadelphia Parachute Packing and Manufacturing Company of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Due to his leading of production contracts, the company's haversacks were marked explicitly with his personal name rather than the full company name to save stencil space and better