Original U.S. WWI 28th Division Purple Heart Medal with Presentation Case & Research Paperwork - Extremely Low Number - Charles Austin Dille Original Machine Guns 1943 with an unknown discharge

1943 with an unknown discharge date

and other targets throughout France

located about three miles to the west of where Force A would land at Pointe du Hoc

Overall this is a lovely example of an iconic lever action shotgun

This helmet also has separate rivets just for the chin strap in addition to the three holding in the liner

Original U.S. WWI 28th Division Purple Heart Medal with Presentation Case & Research Paperwork - Extremely Low Number - Charles Austin Dille Original Machine Guns 1943 with an unknown dischargeOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is the cased & engraved Purple Heart Medal of then Sergeant Charles Austin Dille, Company K, 110th Infantry Regiment, 28th Division. Dille was wounded by a gunshot wound to the right leg on October 5th, 1918 while the 2nd Battalion attempted to take Hills 244 and 223 during the Meuse Argonne Offensive. After being wounded, Dille was commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant, and in a rare case, he returned to the same