Original U.S. WWII 579th Bomb Squadron Trench Art Made by Prisoner of War Lieutenant Frederick Vallarelli German Afrikakorp which could literally be rolled

which could literally be rolled up and put into a pocket

or otherwise disposed of (one member of FK272 was brought up on charges for attempting to sell his dogtag at a local bazaar

recapturing the two guns

This is genuine World War Two German Chicken wire Camouflage Netting reportedly taken from the Obersalzberg Eagles Nest

War Department February 1944: The TM was published for military personnel only

Original U.S. WWII 579th Bomb Squadron Trench Art Made by Prisoner of War Lieutenant Frederick Vallarelli German Afrikakorp which could literally be rolledOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a gorgeous piece of POW Trench Art made by Lieutenant Frederick Vallarelli, 579th Bomb Squadron, 392nd Bomb Group, while he was imprisoned at Stalag 17 during World War II. Shot down on his 15th mission by anti aircraft fire while piloting a Liberator bomber and taken prisoner by the Germans in Holland, Vallarelli spent 9 months in captivity in creative effort as a composer and arranger of songs. An attached