The cap is officer-quality, of gabardine (?), with pink rayon (?) lining. It is piped in blue/orange. There is a small enamel flag on the left side.
The shirt appears to be crudely shortened from a well-made child's shirt. Insignia includes a 2" (child-size) Army Air Corps SSI, embroidered on blue felt, with a blue border, and a 1 3/8" sterling pilot's wings. Hanging from the left breast pocket buttonhole is a painted medallion, with the 15th Air Force insignia on one side, and an island on the other, with "CAPRI | 1945". On the left collar is a small Air Corps Branch insignia (sterling?), and there's a bright gold device, similar to an officer's cap insignia. It is prong-back, and installed upside-down. Over her right breast pocket, is a white name badge, showing young Jeanne wearing the uniform, next to the Army Air Corps insignia, both over her name, in blue. The lower edge identifies it as being from "WESTERN BADGE & BUTTON CO., LOS ANGELES".
The cotton tie has a snap-fit, and a label from "Sta-Ti | REG. U.S. PATENT OFFICE | U.S. PATENT 2055126 | L(?) SAMTER & SONS SAN FRANCISCO".
The skirt, of the same fabric as the cap, appears professionally made, but unmarked. An internal waistband has buttonholes to attach it to buttons along the bottom of the shirt. The waist closes on the left side with snaps and hooks-and-eyes. There is a belt of OD wool.
See also:
Photo of young girl in Army Air Corps uniform, with her parents
Photo of young girl in Army Air Corps uniform, sitting on step
Photo of young girl in Army Air Corps uniform, with her father and dog
Photo of young girl in Army Air Corps uniform, with her father
Photo of young girl in Army Air Corps uniform, saluting
Photo of young girl in Army Air Corps uniform, at-ease
Oversized postcard, from a solider to his daughter
Original artwork, P-51 attacking tanks
Typewritten poem, "A Cap for Jeanne"
Her father, Carl Pryor (b. 18 Apr 1908 Wintersburg, CA), was a police officer living in Anaheim, CA, before WWII. He enlisted in the Army on 9 June 1942, and was discharged 10 November 1945. He died 2 July 1979. His wife, Eva Jean Pryor, died in 1999. Jeanne was born around 1939. The entire family eventually moved to Yuma, AZ, where they where their family business eventually became Associated Citrus Packers.