Shirt/military/wool/navy blue color/long sleeves - cuffs have 3 strips around edge-2 stars/insignia - gold eagle in circle on right chest/"W.S. Boller" sewn inside in gold trhread
This is likely part of the U.S. Navy Service Dress Blue uniform, which was the standard-issue winter uniform used during World War II. It was also commonly called the "Crackerjack" uniform, which arose from its similarity to the uniform worn by the mascot of the Cracker Jack snack brand, Sailor Jack. These jumpers were made out of a heavy navy blue melton wool, featuring a wide collared, pullover design that was intended to allow a sailor to quickly remove the shirt if he were to go overboard.
