Original U.S. WWII 36th Infantry Division Bronze Star Named Grouping - 736th Ordnance Company Russian/Soviet Militaria The landing craft were fitted

The landing craft were fitted with rocket launchers to fire grapnels and ropes up the cliffs

Fighting in swamps

and firefighting equipment

The cross guard arms are nicely tapered and are in a tripartite design with fine feathering in a gold tone

though it has been polished over the years

Original U.S. WWII 36th Infantry Division Bronze Star Named Grouping - 736th Ordnance Company Russian/Soviet Militaria The landing craft were fittedOriginal Items: One one of a kind. A fantastic uniform grouping that belonged to PFC Ralph Brown (ASN: 32999313 ) who was born in 1908 in Fairfield County, Connecticut. During WW2 he was assigned to the 736th Ordnance Light Maintenance Company, 36th Infantry Division who fought in World War Two. He participated in some of the most ferocious campaigns of the Mediterranean Theater of Operations including the Italian Campaign, on 9 September 1943, when