Original U.S WWII 508th PIR Named D-Day Pathfinder Operation Market Garden Grouping Category_Brunswick Guns the gunships used the callsign

the gunships used the callsign "Crocodiles" or "Crocs"

Most likely this is British

The badge replaced the basic 1939 Wound Badge on those persons who were presented the 20 July Badge

• WWI British Victory Medal named to Corporal Cass

Mussolini wrote an article in 1938 that aligned Italians with the German concept of the Aryan race

Original U.S WWII 508th PIR Named D-Day Pathfinder Operation Market Garden Grouping Category_Brunswick Guns the gunships used the callsignOriginal Items: One of a kind. This incredible grouping belonged to a Sergeant William H. Savage who was assigned to the the 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment Company C who jumped on D Day into Normandy and then as a Pathfinder in advance of the other airborne troops during Operation Market Garden. William enlisted at Camp Grant, IL on 1 October 1942 and volunteered for parachutist duty. He was assigned to Company C, 508th PIR. Cpl. Savage was awarded