Original U.S. WWII Operation Torch Identified American Flag Invasion Patch Grouping U.S. Ammo The Order Reads as follows:-

The Order Reads as follows:-

The Knightriders also made a squadron move to NAS Whidbey Island that same year

These post war M-1 helmet shells have a set of swivel (moveable) chinstrap loops called bales and a stainless steel rim with a rear seam

This really is a very nice example of the M42 helmet

Merwin appears to have finally succumbed

Original U.S. WWII Operation Torch Identified American Flag Invasion Patch Grouping U.S. Ammo The Order Reads as follows:-Original Items: One of a kind set. Corporal Joseph Nemeth was stationed in North Africa in 1942 and took part in Operation Torch. The following items belonged to him: American Invasion Flag Patch which is marked in faded ink on the reverse; Nov 9th 1942 Algeria North Africa. Brass ring inscribed TUNIS on the face. Newspaper clipping from his hometown paper. Medal ribbons, chevrons and artillery lapel pin. Operation Torch (816 November 1942) was an