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American NCOs and medical corpsmen stated that according to the Geneva Convention they did not have to work unless they volunteered to do so
The numerals 76 in an oval surrounded by laurel leaf sprays indicate it was used by the 76th (Hindoostan) Regiment
the use of the name Charleville dates back to the U
had displayed erratic behaviour which had resulted in Philip Christison
To aid ground infantry and artillery observers the Scherenfernrohr was used in conjunction with a tripod leg assembly
Original WWII U.S. License Plate #545 B for Fort Bragg in North Carolina 17th Century American NCOs and medical corpsmenOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a genuine WWII Era license plate from the Fort Bragg U. S. Army Base, located in North Carolina. Originally established as "Camp Bragg" in 1918 as an artillery training ground, it was nearly closed in 1921. It was saved however, and renamed Fort Bragg in 1922, with permanent buildings added quickly. It then proceeded to become a major training center. By 1940, during World War II, the population of Fort Bragg had
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