Original U.S. WWII Framed Painted Artwork of Medics Giving IV to Wounded Soldier in the Field - Signed - 18½ x 22¾” Snider Rifle and was issued for merit

and was issued for merit

as there wasn’t much fabric in between them on the corners

Only the bipod and belt drum carrier are reproductions

There is some debate as to the exact cause

Blade Length: 15 1/5"

Original U.S. WWII Framed Painted Artwork of Medics Giving IV to Wounded Soldier in the Field - Signed - 18½ x 22¾” Snider Rifle and was issued for meritOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a beautiful & macabre piece of artwork painted during World War II which depicts two Army medics with Red Cross armbands & M1 helmets inserting an IV into a wounded soldier. The medic on the left is inserting the IV while the other medic holds it upright. The artwork is signed in the bottom right corner and appears to read Bremin, but the name is very difficult to make out. If the name could be discerned, it could