Badge found by a US soldier
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Military Insignia
- Category
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Badges
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Color patches (military patches) (aat)
- Credit Line
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collection, Gift of Edwin Fierer
Retreived by Leon Fierer during his military service with the 79th Infantry Division in Europe during WWII.
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Record last modified: 2017-08-15 14:12:42
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Also in Leon Fierer collection
The collection consists of artifacts, leaflets, clippings and publications relating to the experiences of Leon Fierer during his military service with the 79th Infantry Division, United States Army, in Europe during World War II.
Date: 1945
Police shako hat badge found by a US soldier
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Police shako hat badge retreived by Leon Fierer during his military service with the 79th Infantry Division in Europe during WWII.
Badge found by a US soldier
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Retreived by Leon Fierer during his military service with the 79th Infantry Division in Europe during WWII.
Medal found by a US soldier
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Retreived by Leon Fierer during his military service with the 79th Infantry Division in Europe during WWII.
Pin found by a US soldier
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Retreived by Leon Fierer during his military service with the 79th Infantry Division in Europe during WWII.
Badge found by a US soldier
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Retreived by Leon Fierer during his military service with the 79th Infantry Division in Europe during WWII.
Badge found by a US soldier
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Retreived by Leon Fierer during his military service with the 79th Infantry Division in Europe during WWII.
Collar tabs found by a US soldier
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Retreived by Leon Fierer during his military service with the 79th Infantry Division in Europe during WWII.
Pennant found by a US soldier
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Retreived by Leon Fierer during his military service with the 79th Infantry Division in Europe during WWII.
Pennant found by a US soldier
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Retreived by Leon Fierer during his military service with the 79th Infantry Division in Europe during WWII.