Original Identified WWI US Army Ambulance Service Uniform & Field Gear Grouping MG 42 Accessories only a day after declaring

only a day after declaring Weimar a fortress city and exhorting his Volkssturm forces to resist the approaching American Army

The sweatband is embossed with COLUMBIA FLIGHT

The soild blade is bright

Total casualties were 48 men killed

is a campaign medal created in 1951 to recognize troops from Australia

Original Identified WWI US Army Ambulance Service Uniform & Field Gear Grouping MG 42 Accessories only a day after declaringOriginal Item: Only One Available: Just as integral to victory as front line troops, ambulance companies & sections were the bloodlife of the American Expeditionary Force. Without the constant flow of wounded men back towards field & base hospitals provided by ambulance drivers, wound survival rates wouldve dropped far lower. This extensive uniform & field gear grouping is named to William G. Willen, Section 522, United States Army Ambulance Service.