These authentic reproductions of the US Army Furlough Passes (W.D., A.G.O. Form No. 31, dated June 8th, 1944) are the perfect addition to your WW2 re-enactment impression or collection. The passes were issued to US soldiers to officially authorize leave, recording details such as name, grade, unit, and number of days absent.

This set includes both the “ORIGINAL” and the “DUPLICATE” versions, exactly as used during the war, adding an authentic finishing touch to your impression or display.

History

During World War II, American servicemen were granted leave (“furlough”) after extended service or training periods. These furlough passes were essential military documents, proving that a soldier had permission to be absent and specifying their unit and leave duration. Small in size but significant in meaning, they were part of everyday military life, both at home and overseas.

Features

• Accurate reproduction of Form No. 31 (June 8th, 1944)
• Includes Original and Duplicate versions
• Printed on historically correct brown stock paper
• Ideal for WW2 re-enactment, displays, or collections
• Compact size, matching the wartime original