United States. An Army Headquarters 106Th Infantry Division A.p.o. 443 Confidential Memo, January 1945 Newly Listed the Royal Flying Corps

the Royal Flying Corps

in heavily silver plated bronze

when he destroyed nine enemy tanks in just 20 minutes

including a black-and-white photograph of a group in full dress uniform

A well-preserved Luftwaffe General Staff Hauptmann’s summer field tunic

United States. An Army Headquarters 106Th Infantry Division A.p.o. 443 Confidential Memo, January 1945 Newly Listed the Royal Flying CorpsFrom Brigadier General Herbert T. Perrin, Commanding, United States Army, dated January 21, 1945, entitled "Recognition of Accomplishment, The Officers of the 106th Infantry Division", stating that "the major portion of the elements of this division completed a period of thirty four days of practically continuous close combat with the enemy" and that the officers and their men's accomplishments had been appreciated by higher headquarters. It includes