Original U.S. WWI French Army Volunteer Ambulance Services Sanitary Section 623 (Section 65) Croix de Guerre with Citation U.S. Military Maps Original Item: Just found a

Original Item: Just found a few in the back of the warehouse

The handle of each features a beautiful roll-stamped Iraq Coat of Arms that was used from 1965 to 1991

All three retaining pins on the back are still present

with later war produced models having alloy handles

Hard covers

Original U.S. WWI French Army Volunteer Ambulance Services Sanitary Section 623 (Section 65) Croix de Guerre with Citation U.S. Military Maps Original Item: Just found aOriginal Item: Only One Available. While the United States remained a neutral power up to April 1917, American volunteers contributed a total of over 3,500 personnel to ambulance work between 1914 and 1917, primarily serving with the French army. Three principal ambulance corps were involved: the American Field Service, the Harjes Formation, and the Anglo American Corps. Around one third went on to serve in the American Expeditionary Force and other