Original U.S. WWII POW-Made Tank Calendar Trench Art - Camp Washington, Illinois German Helmets & Hats suffering from engine fires and

suffering from engine fires and mechanical breakdowns before reaching the battlefield

only moderate resistance was encountered in a rapid advance through Charlerci

1st Battalion took Hill 203

The badge is also marked with the membership number VI

in 1965 and the National War College

Original U.S. WWII POW-Made Tank Calendar Trench Art - Camp Washington, Illinois German Helmets & Hats suffering from engine fires andOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an absolutely tremendous piece of POW made trench art, a Tank Calendar with pieces that rotate to change the year, month, day, and weekday, made in 1945 by a German Prisoner of War at Camp Washington in Washington, Illinois. POW Trench art has always been very desirable, and this is a stellar example. The black painted wood & brass tank sits on a wood base measuring 7 x 12. At the front of the base is a plaque