Original U.S WWII 307th Medical 508th PIR 82nd Airborne Combat Medic Named Grouping Royal Air Force explosive Mortar Balls are even

explosive Mortar Balls are even harder to find especially with the lifting rings still in place

Kerr sling

On December 23 it attacked from the south and overran the 325th GIR holding the Baraque- Fraiture crossroads on the 82nd’s southern flank

Very well calibrated and complete with all German markings including Maker's information in the original leather transit case

at which time it was transferred to Bad Wildungen

Original U.S WWII 307th Medical 508th PIR 82nd Airborne Combat Medic Named Grouping Royal Air Force explosive Mortar Balls are evenOriginal Item: One of a kind: Tech 4 Richard M. Jaymes (ASN 43021302). He was a member of the 307th Airborne Medical Company who also spent time in the 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment both part of the 82nd Airborne Division. There is a wonderful unit history page dedicated to the 307th which can be found at this link. Included in this wonderful named set are the following items: Enlisted Man's Ike jacket with interior ink marked J 1302 known as his