Original U.S. WWII 8th Bombardment Squadron Japanese Made Bullion Thread Embroidered Patch Russian Artillery we were going down fast

we were going down fast

- VC Sandals

All markings are clear and the brass hilt totally undamaged with a nice honest patina

WW2 Medic helmets are among the most sought after of all M1 helmets and have become very difficult to find in recent years

The tag inside this size 38 jacket has information regarding the maker and contract

Original U.S. WWII 8th Bombardment Squadron Japanese Made Bullion Thread Embroidered Patch Russian Artillery we were going down fastOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an exceptionally rare Japanese made bullion embroidered patch in very good condition. It measures WIDTH: 3. 5"LENGTH: 3. 25" The 8th was supplied with Douglas A 20C Havoc aircraft in August 1942. They returned to Australia for a short time to train in this new type of aircraft. On 28 September 1942, the Squadron was redesignated as the 8th Bombardment Squadron (Dive). On 12 September 1942, the 8th and 89th