Elvis Presley's Personally Owned and Worn U.S. Army Worn Fatigue Suit W/Letter from Patsy Presley, COA and Photo - This set of U.S. Army fatigues was personally owned and worn by Elvis Presley during his time serving in the United States Army. Elvis served from March 1958 to March 1960, and although he was given the chance to enlist in Special Services to entertain the troops and live in priority housing, Presley served as a regular soldier. This decision ultimately earned Elvis the respect of not only his fellow soldiers, but people back home who previously viewed him in a negative light due to his rock and roll music. After his training at Fort Hood, Elvis was assigned to a Battalion stationed in Friedberg, West Germany. He shipped out on September 22, 1958 and was stationed there until March 2, 1960. The suit includes the shirt, pants, and belt. The shirt has Elvis' name and sleeve patches. The suit is accompanied with a handwritten letter of provenance from Elvis' double cousin (with whom he was very close), Patsy Presley, which states in part, "This green wool army pant and shirt were worn by Elvis during the army years '58-'60." The lot also includes a Certificate of Authenticity and an 8.5" x 11" photo.