Original WWI U.S. Marine Corps 1st Battalion 5th Marines Named Grouping MG 34 Feed Assembly Serial number 3476 is also

Serial number 3476 is also present on the inside frame beneath the original wood grips

United States Marine Corps Service Member Tracy Murphy served before the Great War during the Second Occupation of Cuba

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as required by the Argentine military upon release from military stores

but only five officers and 284 men of the Regiment were evacuated from the beaches of Dunkirk in Operation Dynamo

Original WWI U.S. Marine Corps 1st Battalion 5th Marines Named Grouping MG 34 Feed Assembly Serial number 3476 is alsoOriginal Items: One of a kind Set. Private Richard D. Klink (Marine Corps Serial number 61705) served with the 1st Battalion 5th Marine Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division in World War One from July 28th, 1918 to August 13th, 1919. He fought with the USMC in France and survived the Great War. The following items belonged to him and are included in this wonderful WWI grouping: An extremely rare example of an original U. S. Marine Corps M1917 "Doughboy"