Original U.S. WWII Battle of Heilbronn 398th Infantry Regiment Bronze Star Purple Heart Grouping Category_Receiver Top Cover Ninth Air Force retained its

Ninth Air Force retained its identity in MAC (and in the USAAF Combat Chronology) even though it was officially a sub-command of RAF Middle East Command and most of its groups were assigned to other operational commands such as NATAF after the February reorganization of the Allied air forces

It is excellent condition in a large size 40 chest

knocking out a pillbox and crashed through the camp gate

All major parts are matching with serial number 69837 denoting year of manufacture as 1862

This was considered most auspicious time for forging swords

Original U.S. WWII Battle of Heilbronn 398th Infantry Regiment Bronze Star Purple Heart Grouping Category_Receiver Top Cover Ninth Air Force retained itsOriginal Items: One of a kind set. Sergeant James L. Famer ASN 35074060 from Cressmont, Kentucky entered active service on March 19th, 1944. He was a heavy machine gunner in charge of 7 men in the 398th Infantry Regiment, 100th Infantry Division of the U. S. Army and fought in the Rhineland and Central Europe campaigns during WWII. He received a Bronze Star and a Purple Heart for the same action on April 9th, 1945. His Bronze Star Citation reads as