Original U.S. WWII Named Tank Battalion Class A Uniform Jacket Iraq Received a DUC for withstanding

Received a DUC for withstanding heavy opposition to bomb vital aircraft factory at Regensburg on 1 Aug 1943

unique and unlike the standard issue

He thus became the last airman of the 392nd Bomb Group to be killed in a direct confrontation with the enemy

also known as Hussars

but she won't listen

Original U.S. WWII Named Tank Battalion Class A Uniform Jacket Iraq Received a DUC for withstandingOriginal Item: One of a kind. This very nice class A tunic is named to William Oswald army serial number 35313559 who enlisted on July 10th,1942 in Cleveland Ohio. He was a grade 4 sergeant as reflected by the chevrons found on both sleeves of the jacket. The jacket features a wonder early war Tank Battalion patch on the left shoulder. Early war tank battalion patches were bare Armored Corps patches, with no unit markings at all. Also included are the