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they saturated the Flesquières salient with mustard gas instead of attacking it directly
but their capacity was too small for a single gunner firing from the inside of a tank
Every one of these items belonged to the WW2 fighter ace and Medal of Honor recipient Joseph Jacob "Joe" Foss
Overall Length: 49
Each helmet is fitted with a large metal Helmet Badge
Original British WWII Royal Air Force Parade Uniform of WWI Ace Pilot Harold Alfred Whistler German Edged Weapons they saturated the Flesquières salientOriginal Set: One Set Only. One of England's finest, HAROLD ALFRED WHISTLER, was born December 30th. 1896, the son of a Clergyman in Theddlethorpe, Lincolnshire. He went to OUNDLE School and on to London University and the Royal Military College at Sandhurst. Commissioned in the DORSETSHIRE Regiment as a 2nd Lieutenant. On July 19th. 1916 he transferred to THE ROYAL FLYING CORP and was certified to fly September 29th 1916 as a Flight Officer. He flew