1917 &1918

Thats a cool bar I like the forigen awards. I would just be careful about posting ebay auctions like this especially if they aren't your's. I know a few people who have had their stuff pasted like this recently and they got upset and pulled the listings.

Here is another piece to the puzzle. The Hells Angles patch was worn on his veteran's hat along with the other ww2 pins. The other one was kept in the riker case with his medals and other patches.

This site has the following description for this Frog: "the belt frog for to hold the scabbard of a Dahlgren Bowie Bayonet or Plymouth Rifle Saber Bayonet. The frog would also likely be appropriate for a Model 1860 Naval Cutlass scabbard as well...The abbreviation “USNY” stands for United States Navy Yard." I've attached a photo of another listing they had of a dahlgren bayonet in one of these frogs as well as what an 1860 Navy Cutlass Scabbard/Frog Combo looks like to showcase how it could've also been used for that type of edged weapon

Nice to see you back Bill  

GIs line up for hot chow out of the back of a truck during the advance on Cherbourg - June 1944 LIFE Magazine Archives - Frank Scherschel Photographer WWP-PD  

I’m looking for an original 334 Squadron patch. I’m sure it will be difficult But if anyone has one they are willing to sell….i’d be grateful.

Hello once again! I recently stumbled across an interesting article in the National Library of Sweden's media archive about the recipient of my NGMC, which I thought might be nice to share it with you guys in this thread. Roughly translated using Google Translate:  (1891-12-04)            

Fascinating item. Curious who the Iraqi "Ally" is, Muammar Gaddafi?