US Navy WW2 Good Conduct Medal Group to a Chief Warrant Officer

Description

This is a United States Navy WW2 Good Conduct medal group to a Chief Warrant Officer 3.  The group includes a garrison cap (black letter stamped K2342 inside), with a Lieutenant (jg) clutch-back bar, and a US Navy cap badge (hallmarked Vanguard N.Y.).  Includes a double set of 3 clutch-back ribbon bars, that include the Good Conduct with one bronze reup star; the American Defense service ribbon, with one bronze service star; the American Campaign ribbon;  the Philippine Liberation ribbon; the WW2 Victory ribbon; and the Asiatic-Pacific Campaign ribbon.  Includes a double set of cellophaned 3 clutch-back ribbon bars (both hallmarked Pat. Pend./Wolf-Brown/Los Angeles) which include the Good Conduct ribbon with one bronze reup star; the WW2 Victory ribbon; the Philippine Liberation ribbon; the Asiatic-Pacific Campaign ribbon; the American Campaign ribbon; and the American Defense Service ribbon with one bronze service star.  Includes a silver chain bracelet engraved on the front "Robert B. McNett", hallmarked on the back "Sterling/Made in/Mexico".  The back is also engraved "393-11-99/406596/T 12-41/USNR "A" Love Ruthie".  Includes USN clutch-back collar device (hallmarked on the reverse V-21-N), and two US Navy uniform buttons (one large, one small).  Includes his USNR named dogtag with his serial number (393-11-99).  Includes his Asiatic-Pacific Campaign medal which has the original crimp brooch, original ribbon drape and planchet which is in excellent condition.  Includes his Navy Good Conduct medal which has the original full wrapped barrel locking clasp brooch and original ribbon drape and bottom ribbon holder.  The plachet is in excellent condition and the reverse is officially engraved "Robert/Burnham/McNett/1938".  Includes two Electrician's Mate insignias, two clutch-back Ensign bars, still in the original issued GEMSCO cardboard box.  Includes one shoulder board for Chief Warrant Officer with Electrician's Mate insignia.  Documents include his "Shellback" card and a Wine Mess card.
This group of medals and militaria was awarded and issued to Chief Warrant Officer
Robert Burnham McNett
.   Mr. McNett was born in Alpine, CA, on May 1, 1914.  He first enlisted in the Navy on January 17, 1934, at Portland, OR.  After boot camp at San Diego, he was assigned to the USS Chaumont, then later to the USS San Francisco.  He was honorably discharged on January 14, 1938, when he was issued this Good Conduct medal.  In October of 1940 he joined the Reserves, and was called to active duty in January of 1941.  In November of 1944, while assigned to the USS Gallatin, was promoted to Chief Electrician's Mate.  He must have reenlisted at least twice because he was promoted Chief Warrant Officer 3, on February 26, 1953 (noted in the 1955 Navy Register).  He died on April 4, 2003, at Seattle, WA, and is buried at the Evergreen Washelli Memorial Park, in Seattle, WA.
I will include a copy of his complete FOIA military records (23 pages, not all shown in Ebay) from the St. Louis archives, a copy of his CWO3 promotion notation in the 1955 Navy Register, and a copy of his Navy muster file while assigned to the USS Pintail.  I should note that his records also show that he was awarded the WW2 Victory medal, the American Campaign medal, and the American Defense Service medal, but if issued, the whereabouts are unknown.