An original World War II date typescript document, unsigned, issued by Brigadier General Ralph B. Lovett, Adjutant General, by command of General Omar Bradley, 1p. 8vo., Headquarters, European Theater of Operations, U.S. Army, June 29, 1945, to the Commanding Generals of each army. The document concerns the uniform for counter-intelligence personnel and states, in part: 'Counter-intelligence personnel will wear the jacket, field, wool, as prescribed in Sec VII, WD Cir 391, dated 30 September 1944, at all times while engaged in counter-intelligence duties in this theater. The only insignia which will be worn....is the metallic U.S. insignia on the upper lapels of the jacket. The metal 'US' will be worn on both sides of the shirt collar....Insignia of rank or branch will not be worn except in unusual situations where insignia is essential to the accomplishment of the particular assigned mission. Similarly, civilian clothing may be worn by such personnel where the particular mission makes such clothing desirable....All military police will be informed of the contents of this letter'. Neatly trimmed and with some light creasing and age wear, very good.