Original German WWII Named USGI Cut Off Cap Insignia Grouping Attached To Letter Mailed Home Ordnance In an attempt to create

In an attempt to create a national motor corps

called 5-Mile Drome

the fast transport of cargo and passengers

It has the correct brass mounts and style of lock for German muskets of the time

Year of Manufacture: 1860/2

Original German WWII Named USGI Cut Off Cap Insignia Grouping Attached To Letter Mailed Home Ordnance In an attempt to createOriginal Item: One of a Kind Set. This is a fantastic "Mailed Home" grouping, consisting of some German WWII cap insignia glued to a letter mailed home to his mother by Pfc. Elmer W. Cary, ASN 36197052. Per NARA records, Cary was born 1919 in Michigan, and enlisted in the U. S. Army in Kalamazoo, Michigan on April 21st, 1942. The letter itself id dated May 25, 1945, and indicates that at the time Cary's posting was: Battery A. (Security Detach.) 353