Original U.S. WWII 29th Infantry Division D-Day Omaha Beach Bronze Star Recipient Grouping With Official Documents and Letters - Louis C. Frasca Russian Uniforms 100 enemy killed and 331

100 enemy killed and 331 captured

5 The most interesting feature of this flag is the 11 signatures (12 men made up a rifle squad) of USGIs who were all members of the same infantry rifle squad they read as follows:

Holster comes with spare magazine pouch and 10 cartridge loops to accommodate individual rounds of 9mm ammunition

and a blade usually 19 inches (48 cm) in length

so it is in fact awarded for wounds suffered in 1941

Original U.S. WWII 29th Infantry Division D-Day Omaha Beach Bronze Star Recipient Grouping With Official Documents and Letters - Louis C. Frasca Russian Uniforms 100 enemy killed and 331Original Items: One of a Kind Grouping. Now this is a fantastic and rather large grouping attributed to Louis C. Frasca (ASN: 33000120), who served as a Staff Sergeant with the Service Company, 175th Infantry Regiment, 29th Infantry Division from April 17, 1941 to August 9, 1945. We did a quick search on the American D Day website for Frasca to see that he hit the beaches of Normandy on June 6, 1944 and confirmed that he landed on Omaha Beach. The