Original U.S. Korean War Garand Rifle M5 Bayonet by Aerial with German M8A1 Scabbard U.S. Uniforms and thus became the 28th

and thus became the 28th Division

They then crossed the Wied River

A wonderful 1989 article from the Coronado Eagle and Journal which can found at this link reads:

though the corner reinforcements have been worn away

part of the Fifth Army

Original U.S. Korean War Garand Rifle M5 Bayonet by Aerial with German M8A1 Scabbard U.S. Uniforms and thus became the 28thOriginal Item: Only One Available. Genuine Korean War Era U. S. Army M1 Garand Rifle bayonet and fighting knife with original M8A1 scabbard. Nicely marked U. S. M5 AERIAL on the blade side of the cross guard. This was Aerial Cutlery Company of Marinette, Wisconsin. This company had manufactured M4 bayonets with leather handles during WWII, and then made the M5 concurrently with M6 bayonets for the M14 rifle. All of these used the same basic blade