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the Germans had moved more troops into the Hammelburg area while the task force was resting
On more than one occasion he organized his battalion headquarter details for counter-attack
chipping and repair evident in the blue enamels on all four arms on both the obverse and reverse
badge retains most of the original finish
School and should be a very useful man for that corps as the man in charge of gardens and grounds
United States. A First War Aef Group Attributed To Private Edward O. Gibber, Company D, Central Records Office, General Headquarters Hold the Germans had moved moreIncludes: 1. American Expeditionary Force General Headquarters Patch: in three pieces of felt in red, white and blue, sewn in place to a brownish green wool base, measuring 77 mm in diameter. 2. Central Records Office "Eagle and Shield" Insignia: in red, white and blue embroidery with silvered and gold colored rolled bullion wire, black threading giving definition to the wings, on a black felt base, measuring 113 mm (w) x 67 mm (h), sewn in place to a
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