I picked this up the other day and what got my attention is the amount of detail in throughout the front, very well done. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Yes nice photos, was that a Devil Dog built from the wall ?   The UCMC museum in Virginia is a real good take, if your ever in Virginia it is a must see. They may be able to offer you some guidance, If you just enter the below title into your   search you should get their web site, " National Museum of the Marine Corps "   Is there any type of memorial or plaque regarding the famous battle between the Germans and the Marines?

Thank you Peter.  That's a nice looking book.  It looks to be in pretty good shape as well.

Thank you Scott.  I don't believe I had a Korean War 40th so when I saw this I couldn't pass it up.

I've had a lot of Offutt related over the years. The best way to see them is go here: http://usmilitarypatches.com/gallery/index.php?cat=2   Click Search, then enter Offutt and click Base on the menu. Over 825 Offutt related patches. Enjoy!   Randy

Heres the info for the fall 2026 Duffle Bag show 

M1 liners were initially contracted to the Philadelphia Quarter Masters Depot.. Then in 1942 they were moved to Chicago.   Relevant PDF linked here https://qmmuseum.army.mil/research/primary-sources/WWII/Development M1 Helmet Liner/3- Chapter II.pdf   I would guess that this chinstrap was made at the Depot in Philadelphia ?    

I have plenty of stuff to set up a table but have had family conflicts with the show for the past two years. Hoping the fall show works out for me.

Got this one recently.   Im trying to find out what unit he was in.   I did find his obituary he lived to 100.    

Hope you can make the fall 2026 show.