Original U.S. WWII AAF ATC Air Transport Command CBI Blood Chit & Patch Grouping with Dog Tags & Binder of Ephemera - Sergeant Alvin Leo Vogt Japanese Militaria These bayonets met their end

These bayonets met their end as a result of dealers having overflowing stocks of a single item

the "Stagecoach Robbery" cylinder scene is almost completely removed

Type 91 (trinitroanisole)

The Battalion's next operation was Market Garden

most anti-personnel blast mines (e

Original U.S. WWII AAF ATC Air Transport Command CBI Blood Chit & Patch Grouping with Dog Tags & Binder of Ephemera - Sergeant Alvin Leo Vogt Japanese Militaria These bayonets met their endOriginal Items. One of a Kind Group. This is the outstanding extensive blood chit and ephemera grouping of Sergeant Alvin Leo Vogt, who served with the 1333rd Base Unit, Indo China Division, Air Transport Command during the Second World War. He specialized in Carpentry work and as a Sergeant served at a supervisory level in charge of enlisted personnel and various natives performing a variety of carpenter tasks in connection with the construction and