Original WWII U.S. Army Air Forces Prisoner of War Telegram Group - Sergeant Leroy Dean Bailey - Bronze Star Recipient Military Audio They were in service from

They were in service from 1870 until around 1895

the blasting cap and wire is complete and the bag is in very good condition but some of the original interior instruction label has separated

and soldered together in others

There is a larger dent / gouge on the left side of the fore stock about 1/2" x 1/4"

A Marine in his dress blues is who many Americans picture when they hear the phrase “man in uniform

Original WWII U.S. Army Air Forces Prisoner of War Telegram Group - Sergeant Leroy Dean Bailey - Bronze Star Recipient Military Audio They were in service fromOriginal Item One of a Kind. June 12th, 1943 was likely one of the worst days of Sadie R. Crowders life. It was the day she received word via Western Union telegram that her son, Sergeant Leroy Dean Bailey, had been captured as a Prisoner of War of the Japanese Government. This group contains that very telegram, as well as some other ephemera relating to Baileys service during World War II, including a letter confirming his recipiency of the Bronze