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I bought this little lot this weakend. So I went on line to see if I could find any info on Sgt. Clark. After a short search I did find Sgt. Clark. He was in the 452nd BG 728th BS 8th AF. His plane was #42-102662 MACR 6239 MIA on 06-21-44.
From J.A. Hey( Twelve min. after bombing,when making a right turn, This B17 was caught in a prop wash and B17G 42-31359 (piloted by 2nd LT. Lerum) tail of which already was damaged by flake ran into the #662 and chewed up the tail. The aircraft #359 blewup, the aircraft #662 went down in a tight spiral.Apparently the tail assembly seperated during descent. It was found 9 km south of Zechliner Hutte (cabin) in the Rheinsberger Heath. The fuselage crashed near Zechliner Hutte, forest area 4B, District Ostpringnitz,27 km E of Wittstock, Germany. The Germans reported 5 burned bodies found in the wreckage. Buried in 1 large single case. Buried in the Communal Cemetery of Beerenbusch.
1 report stated all KIA another report stated that the tail gunner S/Sgt Edward Koster was a POW. T/Sgt John J. Clark was the Radioman . The lot will now stay together with his history. Gary

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Very good Luft album (big format, aprox 42 x 30 sm.) And also many big formated photographs. Very nice pictures (aprox. 200 pcs.) with a good sharpness and inscriptions on each letters: french tanks, vehicles, planes, columns of pow prisoners, horrors of war, destroyed french towns, KIA bodies. And also not only war but usual life of Gering's soldiers: eating, farting, swiming, playing, laughing et cetery...Pictures of French landscapes, WW1 monuments, Paris, Dunkerk...
Pictures of Gering and Fuhrer and other high rank officers of Third Reich.
VERY GOOOD and atractive album for good price, only 500 euro.

Here, you can see the whole gallery of this album,.

http://www.militariaphoto.com/http%20forum/Albom_France/albomFrance.html

I accept paypal, western union, bank transfer and others methods! I work with the returning (during two weeks after receiving the parcell)

Postage by regular airmail worldwide - 18 euro.

Hi guys,

Well, what do you think, are they?

Thanks.

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help required lads?? i found an iron cross hinged pin type this morning in a junk shop but the maker mark i cant find anywere in my books??
it looked like it was L177 on the pin?? never heard of this number before has any of you guys come across it??? sorry no pictures.
martin

Very Nice condition Original WW2 German Glass Mine. It is complete with metal plate, hebelzunder "boars head" fuse, and the thin glass shear plate. No damage at all to the bottom dish, and just a couple small chips on the thick glass pressure plate. The is much of the original tan ordnance paint remaining on the fuse and metal plate. This is Very rare to find in this condition. Please email me for more pics, and if you have questions. Shipping will be actual cost to your location.

Trying to locate old time dealer/collector named Don Bramlett--he had a small shop years ago located at Conyers, Georgia, just outside of Atlanta. Haven't heard from him in a very long time and would like to get back in touch. Tell him kenw8595@att.net.
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Trying to locate old time dealer/collector named Don Bramlett--he had a small shop years ago located at Conyers, Georgia, just outside of Atlanta. Haven't heard from him in a very long time and would like to get back in touch. Tell him kenw8595@att.net.
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A couple of Canadian issue 9mm blanks.

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Can someone please help me identify this helmet?







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Morten