Original U.S. WWII American Red Cross Male Officer Grouping With Photo ID and Dogtags - Raymond Kendall Availability_Both It is marked on the

It is marked on the back with RZM and maker code M4 / 24

The Helmet also is fitted with it's everyday patent leather chin strap as well

This is a genuine USGI bring back from a solider in Battery D of the 749th Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion known as the "GLOMADIERS"

These aircraft were immediately "requisitioned" by the USAAF in the desperate attempt to halt the Japanese advance toward Port Moresby

This is a great example of the rare and hard to find U

Original U.S. WWII American Red Cross Male Officer Grouping With Photo ID and Dogtags - Raymond Kendall Availability_Both It is marked on theOriginal Items: One One Grouping Available. The American Red Cross involvement in World War II preceded the entrance of the United States into the conflict. When hostilities began in Europe in 1939, the Red Cross became the chief provider of relief supplies for the civilian victims of conflict distributed by the Geneva based International Red Cross Committee. In February 1941, the Red Cross responded to a request by the U. S. government to begin a