Original German WWII Captured National Flag Signed by U.S. 299th Combat Engineer Battalion Sten Gun where his shells are today

where his shells are today

this was used by a soldier for prayers and good luck

On December 6th the RCT moved from La Colle to entrain at Antibes for movement to Soissons and assignment to XVIII Airborne Corps

• Red: Army Meritorious Unit Citation with two oak leaf clusters (one appears to be missing)

Civil war had confirmed the adage of NEED is the Mother of INVENTION

Original German WWII Captured National Flag Signed by U.S. 299th Combat Engineer Battalion Sten Gun where his shells are todayOriginal Item: One of a kind. This National Flag of Germany from WW2 signed by members of the 299th Combat Engineer Battalion. The 299th fought on D Day landing on Omahah beach and didn't stop until they reached Germany in April 1945. They are among the most storied regiments of WWII. Here is a list of their locations throughout the war: 2 April 1944.. Arrived at Camp Kilmer, New Jersey. 4 April 1944. Departed Camp Kilmer, New Jersey by train for New