Cabinet brief
Inset gallery lives in the CRT bezel above; buy desk offsets over the editorial title rail — arcade glow, hard rules, corner brackets.
Level notes
Hard ruleDescription
These bombs carry a relatively small charge of explosive in a heavy steel casing and depend for their effect on the fragmentation of this casing
the Japanese firepower at Nichols Field remained unchanged
It was most likely issued to guards
the brigade and division became part of the 1st corps
Harris & Son
Original U.S. WWII 116th Infantry Regt. OD Green Overseas Cap Identified to Pvt. William F. Norman KIA 3 September, 1944 Category_Night Sights These bombs carry a relativelyOriginal Items: One of a Kind. This is a fantastic 116th Infantry Regiment overseas cap, often referred to as a Side Cap or Garrison Cover, identified to a KIA Soldier from the unit. It is marked on the inside with laundry number N7396, which records indicate is Pvt. William Franklin Norman (ASN: 38227396), who fell in battle in Brest, France 3 September, 1944, during the Battle for Brest ( 7 August 20 September 1944). We have found information on him
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