Original Japanese WWII Named USGI Send-home Box Grouping - Wallet, Coins & Paper Money with History Russian Artwork & Posters the squadron moved to Charters

the squadron moved to Charters Towers

and was last garrisoned at Rastenburg

They reached Stalag 357 (Stalag XI-B)

Rare swords like these are getting harder and harder to come buy

In 1971 Congress cancelled the project and ordered a less costly alternative replacement for the aging M60

Original Japanese WWII Named USGI Send-home Box Grouping - Wallet, Coins & Paper Money with History Russian Artwork & Posters the squadron moved to ChartersOriginal Items: One of a kind set. This is a true US soldier's bring back collection from World War Two. It is contained in a box measuring 4 3 8" x 3 5 8" x 2 1 8", which has Japanese writing on the outside, as well as the inside. We cannot tell if it was just made from pieces, or whether it is some type of original issue box. The lid has a "FIRST CLASS" stamp on the label on top, and underneath the label is the name PFC. AARON LEDBETTER, as well as