Original U.S. WWII B-24 WIA Lt. Marvin Gurwit 578th Bomb Squadron A-2 Flight Jacket Vickers MMG While it is hard not

While it is hard not to see that the Italian Model 1928 helmet was at least highly “influenced” by the British Wolseley helmet

The "Afrikakorps" cuff title was to be worn approximately 15cm from the bottom of the lower right sleeve on the tropical field blouse and the woollen tropical greatcoat

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While originally designed as a belt pouch

- Original WW2 Documents: including his Honorable Discharge

Original U.S. WWII B-24 WIA Lt. Marvin Gurwit 578th Bomb Squadron A-2 Flight Jacket Vickers MMG While it is hard notOriginal Item: One of a kind. Distinguished Flying Cross recipient Second Lieutenant Marvin L. Gurwit (ASN O 685597) was a navigator on the B 24 Knuckle Head which was assigned to the 578th Bomb Squadron, 392nd Bomb Group, 8th Air Force during World War Two. The plane crash landed on April 27th, 1944 in shallow water off the coast of Westgate Kent England, when 4 members of the crew were killed. The crash injured Lt. Gurwin. The story of the crash is