Description
Scarce WW1 US Greyhound Postal Service USPS Patch No Glow. The American Expeditionary Force serving in France during World War One generated an enormous amount of mail, both outgoing & incoming. The monumental task of receiving, sorting, distributing, & shipping mail became the duties of the United States Military Postal Express Service. On May 9 1918, under General Order No. 72 the Military Postal Express Service (M.P.E.S.) was established under the direction of the Adjutant General A.E.F.. General Orders No. 155 General Headquarters, A.E.F., 13 September 1918 amended the name of the Military Postal Express Service to Postal Express Service. There were approximately 1600 soldiers assigned the Postal Express Service. We describe our items the best we can. Please look over the pictures carefully & ask questions. There are no returns & items are being sold as is as found. These are vintage & not perfect. If you have any issues after recieving the item, please message us & we will try to remedy the situation. If there is a damaged package, we will help you file a claim with the carrier. With the large volume of packages shipped with carriers, damage occassionally happens & they are slow to process. Scarce Ww1 Us Military Postal Express Greyhound Service Patch
