Original U.S. WWI 372nd Segregated Infantry Regiment, 93rd Infantry Division “Bloody Hand” Patched M1912 Winter Field Uniform Jacket for Sergeant Ira McLamb MG 34 Reciever Assembly now painted over with U

now painted over with U

It is very rare we get groupings with such great research and display potential

It was one of 25 in the shipment

which goes perfectly with the worn stock

though the right grip has a chunk missing from the bottom side

Original U.S. WWI 372nd Segregated Infantry Regiment, 93rd Infantry Division “Bloody Hand” Patched M1912 Winter Field Uniform Jacket for Sergeant Ira McLamb MG 34 Reciever Assembly now painted over with UOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent example of an 93rd Division wool tunic. The best feature of the tunic is the Red Hand patch located on the left shoulder. The Soldiers fought in Meuse Argonne, Lorraine and Alsace, where they were awarded the Croix de Guerreone of the highest honors of the French military. The unit was given the Red Hand name as an honor, which the 372nd Military Police Battalion, District of Columbia National