Original U.S. WWI 3rd Infantry Division AEF Named Grouping French Field Equipment and surrendered to the British

and surrendered to the British at the end of the war

Pin back sterling silver 325th Glider Infantry Regiment Distinctive Unit Insignia on each lapel

There is a wooden rod reinforcing turtle's neck

The first class award however was meant to attach directly to the front of the uniform

Barrel Assemblies with carry handle complete with post war virtually unissued olive drab Jungle Canvas Carriers for both barrel and spare parts

Original U.S. WWI 3rd Infantry Division AEF Named Grouping French Field Equipment and surrendered to the BritishOriginal Items: One of a kind Set. Private First Class Thomas J. Ingram served in the 3rd Infantry Division and fought in Europe. After the armistice he was assigned to the 3rd Army Composite Regiment which was comprised of men from the first six divisions of the 3rd Army. This unit was stirictly used for parades. They paraded twice in Paris, once in London, New York, and Washington D. C. They came home with General Pershing aboard the USS Leviathan.