Original U.S. WWII US Marine Corps Large 3rd Battalion, 22nd Marines, 5th Amphibious Corps Grouping For Sergeant Eugene C. Harrington, Wounded During Battle of Eniwetok Category_Water Jacket Assembly with the securing screw and

with the securing screw and no band springs

with no signs of repainting

The medal and ribbon are nested into corresponding depressions to the purple silk covered interior base of its original presentation case

medical dogs reportedly saved thousands of German lives

This is a marking that is mentioned as a Confederate import marking in THE CONFEDERATE ENFIELD by Captain Steven W

Original U.S. WWII US Marine Corps Large 3rd Battalion, 22nd Marines, 5th Amphibious Corps Grouping For Sergeant Eugene C. Harrington, Wounded During Battle of Eniwetok Category_Water Jacket Assembly with the securing screw andOriginal Items: Only One Grouping Available. This is a rather extensive United States Marine Corps grouping, belonging to Sergeant Eugene C. Harrington. Sergeant Harrington was a member of the 5th Amphibious Corps who fell under command of the 3rd Battalion, 22 Marine Regiment during WWII. He served with this unit up until he received unknown wounds during the Battle of Eniwetok on February 20, 1944. The wounds were serious enough to where he was sent