Original U.S. Vietnam War General Howard Cooksey’s Major General’s Flag - Deputy Commander of 23rd Infantry Division - Senior Advisor to AVRN Troops in I Corps Russian Army This would have draped across

This would have draped across the coffin before burial

and the metal components are a bit worn and stained

This example still has the fitting on the leg for this

After the Second Sino-Japanese War broke out in 1937

the "Imperial Tula Arms Factory"

Original U.S. Vietnam War General Howard Cooksey’s Major General’s Flag - Deputy Commander of 23rd Infantry Division - Senior Advisor to AVRN Troops in I Corps Russian Army This would have draped acrossOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a phenomenal Major Generals flag attributed to General Howard Cooksey, who served as deputy commander of the 23rd Infantry Division during the Vietnam War, as well as Senior Advisor to Army of the Republic of Vietnam Troops who were serving in I Corps. Cooksey was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal, the Silver Star, Bronze Star, and Legion of Merit. Cooksey retired as Lieutenant General, but this is his