81st saw combat for 166 days on Angaur & Peleliu.

Hello all, im new here. I'm from Oklahoma.

I think I found him for you:

Yes it does, my error.

The flags seem interesting but the pics are mostly cut off and hard to discern what we are looking at. Perhaps providing better pics with some well written context would generate more interest. I for one would like to know more.      Scott

I recently pulled this helmet out of an antique market. Nice honest used helmet and nicely marked inside the shell, but the problem is that I can't make out the last name and I can't seem to find anything on the serial number. Any thoughts on what the last name might be or even which unit it might be? Thanks ABN Dick Mc _________  17250113 403 Headquarts & Headquarters Bn Communications To me the last name looks like McLueen to me, but I can't find a guy. Other possible  McQueen McGreen McLueen  

Guess there's no interest 

I thought I'd share another CRE group. This time USN. From a Macon, Georgia estate: a USN Philippine Campaign 3502; a USN China Relief Expedition Campaign Medal 1052 and a USN World War I Victory Medal.   All correct ribbons and brooches.  Medals are untraceable & name of the sailor is unknown.    I have to learn how to post the photos correctly.  

I thought I'd share another CRE group. This time USN. From a Macon, Georgia estate: a USN Philippine Campaign 3502; a USN China Relief Expedition Campaign Medal 1052 and a USN World War I Victory Medal.   All correct ribbons and brooches.  Medals are untraceable & name of the sailor is unknown.    I have to learn how to post the photos correctly.  

I have one in the box, I will see if the directions are with it.