Original U.S. WWII Army Ranger Bronze and Silver Star Named Knife Grouping - 106th Infantry Division Brown Bess Musket Parts especially genuine WW2 examples with

especially genuine WW2 examples with a complete undamaged liner and legible markings

Note: Shells might show small amounts of rust

Bore is excellent

The high casualties suffered by the Marine paratroopers led the battalion to be moved to Camp Kiser in Tontouta

however our bombardier was dual rated and could do both tasks

Original U.S. WWII Army Ranger Bronze and Silver Star Named Knife Grouping - 106th Infantry Division Brown Bess Musket Parts especially genuine WW2 examples withOriginal Items: One one of a kind. A fantastic fighting knife group that belonged to Captain Arnold Goldberg (ASN: 01 533 323) an officer and qualified Army Ranger in Battalion S 3 of the 106th Infantry Division. He participated in some of the most ferocious campaigns including off WWII including D Day and was awarded both the Silver Star and the Bronze Star for Gallantry in Action. Arnold was eventually promoted to Lieutenant Colonel and after the