Original U.S. WWII USMC Named 6th Marine Division Uniform with Bronze Star Ribbon Bar - Corporal David D. Ream, 15th Marine Artillery Regiment Original Display Machine Guns and one of them (ground

and one of them (ground penetrating radar) has been used in conjunction with metal detectors

as the Sixth Army was shifting its main responsibility from Regular Army to Reserve and National Guard units

four had been killed and just over 20 wounded during the battle

There is only light powder burn around the cap bolster

Research reveals that serial number 44095 dates the time of manufacture to the the second half of 1896

Original U.S. WWII USMC Named 6th Marine Division Uniform with Bronze Star Ribbon Bar - Corporal David D. Ream, 15th Marine Artillery Regiment Original Display Machine Guns and one of them (groundOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is the WWII Marine Corps uniform of Corporal David Dale Ream, who served with the 15th Marine Artillery Regiment, 6th Marine Division during the war as a Corporal and later a Field Cook. The regiment saw heavy action fighting on Okinawa and the 6th Division received the Presidential Unit Citation for their actions during the battle. The Regiment was withdrawn from Okinawa after it was declared secure in July 1945 and