Hello dear experts.
What is this ?
Is this orginal or fake.
Thanks for help

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I was wondering if this decal is a good one. :confused:

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this maybe of some interest to you guys WW2 US airborne vet bring backs /souvenirs :cool:

Souvenirs

'ello chaps, my grandmother served in the WAAF during the invasion of Japan. She was stationed in India and I was wondering if anyone had rosters or new any information about her. It would also be nice to reunite her with some old friends if possible. Her name is Peggy Helga Wilberg, her maiden name is Shepherd.:)

Hi All, I've just picked up a Soldbuch to a Feldwebel Richard Bauch
Panzer-Fusilier-Regiment 79. It's a replacement Soldbuch with uniform photo. Dated 15/09/1944. He was entitled to: - Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. October 1938, Verwundetenabzeichen
in Schwarz, Iron Cross 2nd Class and Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silver. It came with a write up as follows: - "The soldbuch was issued after the release of Richard from hospital where he was
recovering from a bullet wound. He joined Marschkompanie Grenadier-Ersatz-Batl.164 Tarnowitz. He then joined Panzer-Fusilier-Regiment 79 part of XXIV Panzerkorps. After a short time with this unit Richard was again hospitalised on 3/12/1944 with nervous and mental disorders. He was then released on 25/03/1945. Richard was again wounded 30/05/1945, by a grenade splinter 22 days after the war had ended, he was
then discharged on 3/10/1945 and begin work as medical personnel."

My question is, can anybody work out the units he served in & where they were serving at the time ?(the hand writing beats me:confused:) As I'd like to know where he won his awards.

Cheers,

Richard.

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Hi Friends,
My friend Chris has sent me some excellent video's of his arch. cave explorations on Okinawa. Some of the most extreme battle caves have been uncovered due to urban sprawl. I've posted a few of the video's on the site and will post the rest as time and computer malfunctions permit.

Semper Fi,
Bob
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Hi Friends,
My friend Chris has sent me some excellent video's of his arch. cave explorations on Okinawa. Some of the most extreme battle caves have been uncovered due to urban sprawl. I've posted a few of the video's on the site and will post the rest as time and computer malfunctions permit.

Enjoy,
Bob
Home

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hi everyone heres the newest edition to my US M1 collection a front seamed fixed bail medics para helmet enjoy :D

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Hi Guys

Added this one to go with my silver example.

Best Regards, fischer

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Very nice souvenier photo set from Nuremburg of the rally site. 16 individual photos all concertened together. Size of each one is aprox 90x70cm. Front cover is just paper so as you can see a little dog eared, but the photos (like postcards) themselves are all good. All still nicely fixed together.