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I'm not so sure that the markings on that indicate use by someone in the 90th Infantry Division. When it comes to identifying or describing a unit, usually it goes company, regiment then division which makes sense because there is only one E company in each regiment. On the other hand, there is at least four or five E companies (if not more) in an infantry division. Each one of those E companies are assigned to a division's infantry regiments, medical, engineer and other support units. It wouldn't make alot of sense to mark it with a company and division designation because the markings don'
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Unknown WWII 3rd Infantry Division Pocket Patch
yp221 replied to seanmc1114's topic in ARMY AND USAAF
Here's my 106th Cavalry Battle Patrol set. -
Unmarked M3 fighting knife Marked Iwo Jima on leather sheath
yp221 replied to Pbaczuk's topic in EDGED WEAPONS
Looks like he was Army, not Marine Corps. -
This website has a very similar patch: http://www.usarmypatches.com/WW1 A-Z.htm Says its Headquarters Armored Units.
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Castel del Monte, Italy
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Since this has my curiosity, I looked through a few of my references on the Arizona. I was wrong in the above post, couldn't find any life preserver's marked ARIZ. But I did find a few pics of different styles of markings from the early 30s to 1939.. None of which look like the one in the auction. Early 30s
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Early West Point Tar bucket from a local gun show.
yp221 replied to dskjl's topic in LATEST FINDS AND ACQUISITIONS!
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Early West Point Tar bucket from a local gun show.
yp221 replied to dskjl's topic in LATEST FINDS AND ACQUISITIONS!
Class of 1951. KIA in Korea. https://www.west-point.org/users/usma1951/18275/ -
STRANGE WW1 Canteen, Modified, Red Cross? Pict heavy..
yp221 replied to Keith's topic in FIELD & PERSONAL GEAR SECTION
Looks like the type/style of rivets seen on saddles, saddle bags, rifle scabbards, etc. -
Great looking helmet, here's your guy
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What is this insignia? 20th Infantry Regiment
yp221 replied to norwest's topic in DISTINCTIVE UNIT INSIGNIA / UNIT CRESTS
20th Infantry Regiment. The crossed rifles make the Roman numeral for 20 -
U.S. Marked WWI .45 mag pouch?
yp221 replied to Fixbayonets!'s topic in FIELD & PERSONAL GEAR SECTION
Is it possibly a two digit number? Maybe it's a number to quickly identify your equipment amid lots of identical gear in the arms room or barracks. Either way it's pretty interesting. -
ZC60. Its fine.