Original U.S. Named Anti-Tank Company 271st Infantry Regiment Named Ike Jacket with Reseach Category_MG 34 Feed Assembly Interiors are lined with chamois

Interiors are lined with chamois which is a soft leather that is made from the skin of goats

in action on 4 March 1945

The regiment was relieved by the 1st Infantry Division on 1 October 1918

In the dank times of Dickensian London and Paris and New York for that matter CRIME was rife

Original U.S. Named Anti-Tank Company 271st Infantry Regiment Named Ike Jacket with Reseach Category_MG 34 Feed Assembly Interiors are lined with chamoisOriginal Item: One of a kind. Private Richard D. Yeagley from Lebanon, Pennsylvania served in World War Two as a member of the Anti Tank Company, 271st Infantry Regiment, 69th Infantry Division. he is mentioned numerous times in "A History of the 271st Anti Tank Company 69th Infantry Division" which can be downloaded at this link. Included in this grouping are the following items: WWII Ike jacket with dog tag chain border Seventh United States Army