I love this because of that tag! Exactly the type of piece I look for. Thanks for showing us and let me know if it ever becomes available. Paul

It's these two photos that confirm Ft. Tyson and the museum are one and the same. It's the background hill that confirms it.

Outstanding, a super realistic built and painted model. Thanks for sharing one more of your unique modeling projects! Keep up your great work!

Picked this set up at a local Collector's mall a couple of months ago and just getting around to post some pics. Am a fan of USAREUR stuff, so it was an easy grab for a few bucks. The tan Spec 6 shirt has the same laundry number as the jacket. It came with matching pants as well. No ribbon bar, so don't know what he was awarded for his Vietnam service with the 20th ENG BDE.           

Not mine, just bird dogging eye candy for y'all. And ... YES .... if I'd won the lottery, it'd be setting in my driveway.  

Google. Homer Brett Waffen Digest article 1993. Page 5 has some info on your E&E prototype. Nice knife. Would gladly put it in my collection. 

Picked up all of these except for the 9th and 95th infantry division patch in one antique store. 

GIs with the 9th Infantry Division advance in Bizerte Tunisia - May 8, 1943   Wackett (Sgt) Photographer IWM NA 2735 WWP-PD    

Thank you sir. This one actually looks better in person. The blade is untouched and I don't think it was ever used. Would you be able to put a value on it? I couldn't find a comparison online. Thanks

Firestone didn't make factory airborne liners.      The D loops on the shell look pretty shiny?