The Uniform of U.S. Army Major General Donald Infante
$425.00
The green “Class A” uniform, comprised of both the tunic and the trousers, is tailored in a high quality wool blend. The left shoulder bears the patch of the U.S. Army Air Defense Artillery School wile the right shoulder carries the patch of the United States Army Military Assistance Command in Vietnam. General Infante’s ribbons are worn on the upper left breast. On the upper right breast is the German Bundeswehr specialty insignia of the German Army Missile personnel. Each shoulder has the rank insignia of a Major General. The uniform has some subtle spots, but it is without damage or repairs.
In his career General Infante was a Second Lieutenant, United States Army, 1959; advanced through grades to major general, United States Army, 1986; numerous management positions, United States Army, 1959-1979; commanding officer 69th Air Defense Brigade, United States Army, Wurzberg, Federal Republic Germany, 1979-1982; deputy, commanding general 32nd Army Air Defense Command, United States Army, Darmstadt, Federal Republic Germany, 1982-1983; project manager Patriot Project Office, United States Army, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, 1983-1985; project manager Air Defense Project Office, United States Army, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, 1985; commanding general, United States Army, Fort Bliss/El Paso, Texas, 1985-1989; retired, United States Army, 1989