A 1943 Newsmap Issued By The U.s. War Department certificate_of_authenticity very scarce type of this

very scarce type of this cross

Suffolk)"On 21/22 May the C-In-C Home Fleet received word that The German Battleship Bismarck in company with Prinz Eugen had left the Baltic port of Gotenhafen withthe intention of preying on the merchant ships that carried supplies and war materials from Canada and the U

embroidered tri-colour cockade on a navy blue background sewn in place on the fold down flap below the eagle

with a receiver buckle on one end and a leather adjustment buckle with eight double punched sizing holes on the other

proceeding there by rail

A 1943 Newsmap Issued By The U.s. War Department certificate_of_authenticity very scarce type of thisA Newsmap issue, showing the fighting theaters of the war for the week of May 27 to June 3, 1943. 4 pages, poster sized, measuring 597x885mm, very fine condition with a few rips and some light discolouration. The Newsmaps were published by the U. S. War Department between 1942 and 1946, to keep U. S. soldiers informed about the progress of the war on a global scale, and serve as motivation. This is the volume 2, no. 7 issue. Page 1 has several short