garrison cap
overseas cap

I turned so he could see the two stars on my garrison cap.

He put on the sunglasses, but held the garrison cap in his hand.

Grabbed my garrison cap and left the desk the way it was.

As usual he wore a garrison cap and his general's uniform.

Luger looked back at him, then removed his garrison cap.

The hat was widely issued from then on as "the garrison cap."

He pulled his garrison cap out of his belt and put it on.

He checks the white garrison cap, although the breeze is scarcely strong enough to worry about.

After some bickering while he adjusted her garrison cap, they proceeded to dinner.

She recovered her garrison cap from its resting place and tottered out the door.

Yaelu jerked her garrison cap off and suddenly felt exhausted by that simple act.

Sweat continues to ooze from under the garrison cap to mix with the fine rain.

A Post member is distinguished by a navy blue garrison cap with gold piping.

Lorn raises his eyebrows, then pushes back the once white garrison cap.

Some commercial air-line employees, particularly flight attendants, wear garrison caps.

The beret and garrison cap are now rarely seen as neither hat has been issued for more than 20 years.

The garrison cap was reintroduced, originally to be worn overseas, but quickly became standard.

On top of one of the wigs was a green army garrison cap with stripes.

Derringer doffed his garrison cap and eased in beside her.

Waiters at many old fashioned style diners also wear garrison caps.

Summers stopped in his tracks and turned while his eyes fastened on my garrison cap.

Noticed he was dressed in fatigues, garrison cap, and brogans-he got the message.

Gulped down a cup of warm protein mix while he brought my leather jacket, boots, and garrison cap, too.

Hals adjusted the set of her garrison cap.

Small woman, dressed like men, with their dark hair cut short and pushed beneath the overseas caps.

He grabbed his overseas cap and put it on his head.

There was an overseas cap on his head, with the solid gold piping of a general officer.

He never took off his overseas cap, even after he had been indoors for five or six hours.

Young guy, sees himself as a hotshot the way he wears his overseas cap.

The overseas cap could be stored easily when the helmet was being worn.

They had overseas caps and a patch on their left shoulders he had not seen before.

He stood off and took off his overseas cap and tossed it to the kid.

These uniforms consisted of white trousers, black shirt, black tie, and an overseas cap.

Pitt pulled an overseas cap out of his suitcase and set it jauntily on his head.

He tossed Lowell's woolen enlisted man's overseas cap into the wastebasket.

She pulled out her hand mirror and ran a comb through the short blonde hair that curled from under her overseas cap.

The same khaki shirts, khaki shorts, overseas caps and Sten guns.

Slippers, overseas caps, shorts, and jackets - butwhat jackets!

The proper name for the item is garrison cap or overseas cap, depending on the organization in which it is worn.

And instead of his leather-brimmed cap, he put on an overseas cap with the parachutist's insignia sewn to it.

Years later, at barbecue reunions with medals and overseas caps they'll hear of someone who was in the gulf, in Afghanistan, in Iraq.

He put the tunic on, buttoned it, and closed the belt, then took an overseas cap and put that on.

He took hiS overseas cap from beneath the epaulet of his Ike jacket and put it on his head.

In 1940, development began on a field cap to be worn in place of the normal overseas cap worn by the regular infantry.

In 1925, they were allowed to wear the overseas cap and had branch of service piping of ultramarine blue with threads of golden orange.

His overseas cap on crooked and limp with wet, his eyes on the lieutenant, the boy waits in the rain-as though obeying an order.

Her shoes, stockings, trench coat, bag, and overseas cap were all purple, a purple the painter called "the color of grapes on Judgment Day"