Original U.S. WWII Colonel Thomas Joseph Kane “Father of U.S. Army EOD” Pinks Ike Jacket with Gorgeous Insignia & Ribbon Bar Original Machine Guns and landed in North Africa

and landed in North Africa as part of Operation Torch

- One German WWII Luftwaffe Air Force Medical Personnel's Round Sleeve Trade Badge

We believe that the pattern originally painted was similar to that of the M1942 Frogskin pattern

The pillow itself is in great condition but there is staining and thread loss

Original U.S. WWII Colonel Thomas Joseph Kane “Father of U.S. Army EOD” Pinks Ike Jacket with Gorgeous Insignia & Ribbon Bar Original Machine Guns and landed in North AfricaOriginal Item. One of a Kind. Colonel Thomas Joseph Kane began active duty in 1941 as a major, serving throughout the world during World War II. Colonel Kane was known throughout the Ordnance Corps as the organizer of the Army's bomb disposal program in World War II. He contributed significantly to its activation, organization, and implementation. Under the direction of Colonel Kane, a bomb disposal school was established at the Ordnance Training