Kansas Raider

here are scans of the Jubilee of Liberty medal

Hi everybody, just received these medals from The State of Missouri for my grandfathers uncle, they come with letters from the Governor and Adjutant General of Missouri. The Jubilee of Liberty medal were for veterans that served in the D-Day Invasion.

Picked this WW2 Cross for Military Service up at the Chickasha, Oklahoma military show a couple of weeks ago. The medal is numbered 6216 with original box. Issued to John Ernest Squire. He was overseas as 1st LT. Transportation Corps. He received the medal Dec. 5, 1964. His grandfather John Walter Squire was in the 46th North Carolina Infantry and was killed May 5, 1864 at the battle if the Wilderness.

Hi, is this World War 2 CMS traceable (#6216)? Thanks Steve

Hi, are these Air Corps bullion items good ? Thanks Steve

more pics

Here is one of 2 Vietnam era USMC uniforms I have, this one Ided to RS Reynolds. The pants have a contract date of 1969 nothing on the top.

Not quite a yard long. Nice image of the 5th Nebraska Infantry machine gun company. Photo taken in Llano Grande, Texas in the Mexican Border Service

OK, thanks

Thanks Kammo-man, could it be a private purchase item? Thanks Steve

Hi everybody, can you tell if this tiger stripe is good? Thanks Steve

Hi,is this tiger stripe good? Thanks Steve

Last one, funeral of General Funston

General Funston

Co. K, 20th Kansas

photo Capt. Albert H Krause Co. H

Nice photo of Capt. Henry B Orwig of Co. D, 20th Kansas. Photo was taken after Aug. 9, 1899 as Maj. of 37th Inf. U.S.V

full pic of Co. F

Co. F, 20th Kansas. Most soldiers are wearing sunflowers, some sunflowers have a image of Funston in the middle of them

Col. Funston and staff

20th Kansas onboard the Indiana

photo of part of the field and staff, there are 2 soldiers ided in the photo that are not in the field and staff. The Sargent in the photo on the far right side ided as JA (James A )Young was dishonorably discharged on 25 Aug 1898. I wonder what he did.

here is some more. The next two are the 20th Kansas leaving the Presidio to get on board the Indiana for the Philippines

I really like this photo with the flag flying, The names on the back are all from Company F. It must be their tent

some more 20th Kansas images