World War II Imperial Japanese Navy Lt. Dress Jacket, 1940s, Historical Artifact

  
Ww2 imperial japanese military uniform. Step into history with this authentic World War II-era Imperial Japanese Navy Lieutenant's dress jacket.

This meticulously preserved uniform belonged to Lt. Masakazu Oyamada, a distinguished officer who graduated from the Naval Academy with honors and later served as the captain of the destroyer Yugiri. Origin: Originally owned by Lt. Service Record: Served in the Southwest Fleet, Third Southern Expeditionary Fleet, and as staff on Yugiri, where he met his heroic end at Corregidor.

Authenticity: Features original tailor tags from Suikosha and high-end officer supplier Moritaya. Condition: The jacket is in excellent condition with no tears in the lining, reflecting the care with which it has been preserved. This jacket is not only a piece of military clothing but also a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by naval officers during some of the most turbulent years in history. Perfect for collectors, historians, or anyone with a deep appreciation for World War II memorabilia. Own a remarkable piece of military heritage that offers a window into the life and service of a Japanese naval hero.