Original U.S. WWII B-17 Stalag Luft POW 560th Bomb Squadron Waist Gunner Grouping German SS only 600 yards to the

only 600 yards to the front

There is some light corrosion on areas due to age

This example shows a Brass Faceplate and comes complete with a pedestal mount used by Naval Forces as Deck a mount or by the Army for use with Jeeps and Armored Vehicles

0 lb) of steel) and its manufacture was too time-consuming to be built in the numbers required for the ever-expanding German armed forces

The last major fighting in the war for the division was the Battle of Dessau

Original U.S. WWII B-17 Stalag Luft POW 560th Bomb Squadron Waist Gunner Grouping German SS only 600 yards to theOriginal Items: One of a kind set. Technical Sergeant Kenneth Bonnar (ASN 15335540) served with the 388th Bombardement Group, 560th Bomb Squadron, 8th Air Force. Sgt. Bonnar flew on a B 17 and shot down by fighters and exploded and crashed near Odense, Denmark on a mission to Poznan, Poland on 20 February 1944 in B 17G #42 31126. Some crewmen baled out and others were blown clear by the explosion. Sgt. Bonnar bailed out by parachute sustaining broken