Original U.S. WWII Army Amphibious Forces Engineer Special Brigade Ike Jacket - Bronze Star Recipient Brown Bess Musket Parts The Mameluke sword remains the

The Mameluke sword remains the ceremonial side arm for some units to this day

There are some areas of oxidation and fouling in the grooves

3rd Infantry Division (Belgium)At the start of World War I

The soldier marked the inside with an early form of a WWII GI “Laundry Number” with his initials and the last four digits of his serial number

He flew with 3 Squadron and was wounded in Action on January 29th 1917

Original U.S. WWII Army Amphibious Forces Engineer Special Brigade Ike Jacket - Bronze Star Recipient Brown Bess Musket Parts The Mameluke sword remains theOnly One Available During World War II, the Army Amphibious Forces Engineer Special Brigades were created to develop units of men trained in Amphibious warfare. During the war, these brigades saw extensive combat in the European Theatre of Operations, including Sicily, Italy, and Normandy. This jacket belonged to a Technical Sergeant who was awarded the Bronze Star with an Oak Leaf Cluster while serving with the Army Amphibious Forces in Europe. The