Original U.S. WWII 66th Infantry Division Bronze Star Combat Medic Uniform Grouping with Medals & 66th Division History - Black Panthers Brunswick Parts and should accommodate that spare

and should accommodate that spare short sword you might have

There are not any major tears or other damage

This was certainly a private purchase set and indeed has the maker’s stamp embossed on each bag to George

the 4th Armored Division landed at Utah Beach

stitched in the famous “Bevo” style

Original U.S. WWII 66th Infantry Division Bronze Star Combat Medic Uniform Grouping with Medals & 66th Division History - Black Panthers Brunswick Parts and should accommodate that spareOriginal Group: One of a kind. Combat medic material from WW2 is some of the hardest most collectible items on the market, due to the small number of medics in comparison to infantry soldiers. This is the wonderful grouping of Technical Sergeant John James Kelly, 263rd Infantry Regiment, 66th Infantry Division of the 12th Army Group. Kelly was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for his service as a combat medic in Northern France. This grouping includes: