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By WWIIBuff1945 · Posted
Last call for submissions please! Thanks! -
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By Doc Bond · Posted
I have his service number and can research his history more. E was in a Life photo later in the war guarding German pprisoners. So many unique stories -
By patches · Posted
Command Private Major, A New Rank for Enlisted Men LOL like the Rank that came out for Officers, Corporal Captain, that first came out in 1952 during the Korean Conflict LOL For the ACU -
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By General Apathy · Posted
. Hi Doc, Maybe he was an early volunteer into the newly formed paratroops and wanted his wings to indicate that he was there from the beginning, not a later conscript. Sadly no longer there to question about his wings . . . . . . . . . regards lewis. -
By ordnance · Posted
It could be a low order HE round but most likely an M60 WP which don't fragment the body like a high explosive round. The central burster just need to break it open and let the phosphorus out. I have similar M15 grenade bodies and an M57 81mm WP mortar that are split open like that. Nice piece. -
By Doc Bond · Posted
The wings appear to be made from AAF wings with the parachute from regular jump wings added
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