Original American Revolutionary War Era German Sergeant's Spontoon from Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel Restoration Materials They served the same function

They served the same function for the German army that the Jeep did for the Americans

1945) was a Pulitzer Prize–winning American journalist and was shot in an attack the day before Randle wrote this letter

which looks to have been shortened over the years due to sharpening

Nevertheless the final M3 production run did not take place until August 1944

• Overseas cap with correct Black/Orange piping denoting Tank Destroyer

Original American Revolutionary War Era German Sergeant's Spontoon from Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel Restoration Materials They served the same functionOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a 88" Pole Arm Spontoon with a 10" iron head of the type carried by German Mercenary Sergeants from an area of what is now Germany then known as "Brunswick Wolfenbttell" during the American Revolutionary War. King George III hired over 30,000 German Mercenaries in order to help British troops quell the uprising. Commonly referred to as "Hessians" in fact less than 30% were actually Hessian (From Hesse) and