Original U.S. WWII 1st Marine Division China Named Framed Silk Embroidered Remembrance Scroll Headgear He flew dive-bombers from the

He flew dive-bombers from the aircraft carrier Bunker Hill (CV-17)

The 1st Division shoulder patch originally was authorized for wear by members of units who were organic or attached to the division in its four landings in the Pacific War

His name does not appear on this flag

Two battalions were to seize key canal locks at La Barquette and destroy bridges over the Douve River

also adopted the Cooper bomb fuze and designated it the Mark XII nose fuze

Original U.S. WWII 1st Marine Division China Named Framed Silk Embroidered Remembrance Scroll Headgear He flew dive-bombers from theOriginal Item: One of a kind. One of the more popular souvenirs for many on the Asiatic Station was what collector's call a silk embroidered remembrance scroll. These scrolls came in a myriad of sizes, colors, designs, and materials and could be customized for a sailor, soldier or Marine to offer a unique keepsake of his Asiatic Cruise. Since a number of Great Powers operated in China during this era, scrolls usually were composed of patriotic symbols