Original U.S. WWII 503rd PIR Corregidor Veteran Ephemera Grouping of Sergeant King D. Thomas with Signed Map of Corregidor & Captured Japanese Flag U.S. Navy The weapon was released slightly

The weapon was released slightly too late

Blades are heavily painted so no apparent markings are visible but classic in the WW2 design

The plates seem to be made of forged steel and iron

After the NILE he soon left Sea Service for Admiralty duty becoming a REAR ADMIRAL in 1807 and a FULL ADMIRAL in 1825

This is a helmet that did see some use

Original U.S. WWII 503rd PIR Corregidor Veteran Ephemera Grouping of Sergeant King D. Thomas with Signed Map of Corregidor & Captured Japanese Flag U.S. Navy The weapon was released slightlyOriginal Items. One of a Kind Group. This is the tremendous ephemera grouping of Sergeant King David Thomas, Company I, 503rd Parachute Infantry Regiment, a veteran of Corregidor and squad leader who was wounded on Negros Island in 1945. The group includes a tremendous map of Corregidor signed by 34 of his comrades. His Army Qualification Record notes about his service: SQUAD LEADER: As squad leader of a 12 man parachute infantry squad, helped train