Original U.S. WWII Early Austrian Occupation & 8th “Blue Devils” Infantry Division Uniform Ike Jacket with Italian-Made 88th Patch & German-Made DUIs with 88th Unit History & Cigarette Case Category_MG 42 Mounts the gauleiter of Oberfranken

the gauleiter of Oberfranken

Already almost 150 years of age

• Rocket Launcher

as well as visible yellow paint under a newer layer

This would appear to be a parade bayonet for a Naval unit

Original U.S. WWII Early Austrian Occupation & 8th “Blue Devils” Infantry Division Uniform Ike Jacket with Italian-Made 88th Patch & German-Made DUIs with 88th Unit History & Cigarette Case Category_MG 42 Mounts the gauleiter of OberfrankenOriginal Item. Only One Available. The 88th Infantry Division was one of the first all draftee divisions of the United States Army to enter the war. Ordered into active military service at Camp Gruber, Oklahoma, the division, commanded by Major General John E. Sloan, arrived at Casablanca, French Morocco on 15 December 1943, and moved to Magenta, Algeria, on the 28 December for intensive training. Destined to spend the war fighting on the Italian