Original U.S. WWI Polar Bear 339th Infantry Regiment “Detroit's Own” Named Grouping M3 Grease Gun The upper right corner of

The upper right corner of the Buffington sight leaf is marked R to indicate that the sight graduations are for a rifle and not a carbine

the "Black Watch" saw action in most of Britain's greatest battles

-Visible grain ("hada") in the steel of the blade

England's closest county to France

300 Eighth Air Force heavy bombers made an all-out attack on the enemy's rail network

Original U.S. WWI Polar Bear 339th Infantry Regiment “Detroit's Own” Named Grouping M3 Grease Gun The upper right corner ofOriginal Items: One of a kind set. These items all belonged to Corporal Roy W Martin (2021773), Company L, 339th Infantry Regiment. Who served in Russian in 1918 1919. Few seem to know of the U. S. Armys involvement in Russia at the end of World War I. Allied Forces served in both North Russia and Siberia with the brunt of the combat taking place in North Russia. These forces were there to recover and protect military supplies left at Russian ports