Original U.S. WWII 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment Purple Heart Named Grouping MG 34 Mounts The Regiment helped to repulse

The Regiment helped to repulse the American invasion of July 3rd

Overall a fantastic grouping from a soldier in one of the most famous U

They used the Thompson extensively in jungle patrols and ambushes

leather liner chinstrap

leaving surfaces dry and silk-smooth

Original U.S. WWII 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment Purple Heart Named Grouping MG 34 Mounts The Regiment helped to repulseOriginal Item: One of a kind: Robert Eugene Hollenbeck (ASN 37 529 309) was born on June 15th, 1924 in Edwardsville, Kansas and entered Army service from Fort Leavenworth, Kansas on June 12th, 1943. Private First Class Hollenbeck attended Parachute Jump Training at Fort Bragg, North Carolina ans was assigned to Company A. He earned his Combat Infantryman Badge making a combat jump into Holland on September 17th, 1944 then went on to Bronze Battle