Original U.S. 1983 Invasion of Beirut 24th Marine Amphibious Unit Grouping Nepalese Cache Extras with prisoner number 84 stamped

with prisoner number 84 stamped on the left

National Guard of New Jersey

the helicopter was relatively ignored in favor of traditional

From the division standup at Camp Gruber until the division stood down in Austria

He tells us that Francis Charles “having lost his leg

Original U.S. 1983 Invasion of Beirut 24th Marine Amphibious Unit Grouping Nepalese Cache Extras with prisoner number 84 stampedOriginal Item: One of a kind set. In May 1982 the 24th Marine Amphibious Unit (MAU) and served twice as part of the multinational peace keeping force in Lebanon (October 1982 through February 1983, and May through November 1983). The 24th MAU lost 241 personnel in the 1983 Beirut barracks bombing. This was the collection of the veteran that earned the decorations and brought back a piece of concrete with black marker written on it that reads: OCT