Some photos from my personal collection from the grouping of Brigadier General Robert Stack, assistant commanding general of the 36th Division. The back said this troupe was called the "Sons o Fun" and I believe the photos date maybe April 45 to early occupation.  

This is my first post and the reason I initially registered here. I'm creating a Virtual Reality museum about D-Day, and I'm searching for a real-world Clark CA-1 Bulldozer or a similar one that was used around D-Day, with an owner (you) who is willing to participate in the project. Essentially, you would take lots of pictures of the bulldozer from all angles, and I would create a 3D model from them. For a better understanding of the process, I've made a small clip with another scan, where the camera positions are visible: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=en2AYgDCNxo (although more pictures than necessary are used here)

I'm no sword guy but I do have a few 40 examples, and believe I have one identical to yours. I'll have to get them out and look

Not my speciality but looks 100% to me as well. Nice original sword. Mine does not appear to have the manufacturers mark, not even a faint shadow. Iron bender, have you seen any like this? D guard & scabbard drag both have ADK inspectors stamps.   Thanks 

Just two weeks to go to until the ASMIC Military Show at the MAPS Museum in North Canton, OH.   Only 24 tables left. Register today before all the tables are reserved.   Hours: Saturday, 19 July, 9 am to 5:00 pm Sunday: 8:30 am to 3:00 pm   Admission: $10.00 for one-day or $15.00 for both days. Free parking  

Yes it is original. Nice example in my opinion. 

I like it. They look like Hollywood stereotypes!

. Two premonitions in two days . . . . .    As we were about to leave the show Sunday afternoon I realised that my phone battery was dead so I asked friends If I could follow them home and put my phone on charge for ten minutes, which I did as it's another hour back to my house and I didn't wish for any problems with a dead phone .   I charged the phone and set off home and all went well with no premonition issues occurring or so I thought,  until I opened the garage door this morning .   Upon opening the garage door I saw the Jeep had a flat rear tyre and start to deal with that.    While changing my flat on what is possibly the hottest day of the year I get a call on my cell phone and this is when the second premonition clicked in, It was Mike asking what I was doing this afternoon, to which I replied helping you in your garage I suspect, he chuckled and said you're quick, I said I had a premonition . . . . . . . .      Norman D. Landing, Forum Normandy Correspondent, July 01  2O25.   ( well that's the first half the year gone )   ….    

That's a good guess... Thanks   RR

In that view, it is certainly UH-1. I would bet you are right about the reason.