Original U.S. WWII KIA B-17 Navigator 306th Bomb Group Named Uniform and Documents Grouping MILITARIA On March 18th

On March 18th

half the surface is hidden in a large size clump of solid silt

The tub and majority of the parts had little to no rust and are WWII era and still bear the original Ford “F scripts”

to deny their use to the enemy

the Kukri became standard equipment for Gorkha Regiments serving in the British Army

Original U.S. WWII KIA B-17 Navigator 306th Bomb Group Named Uniform and Documents Grouping MILITARIA On March 18thOriginal Items: One of a kind set. Charles L. Stevenson First Lieutenant, U. S. Army, ASN O 807944 was the Navigator aboard the B 17 Flying Fortress (serial number 42 37943) nicknamed "Weary Bones" and was assigned to the 368th Bomb Squadron, 306th Bombardment Group, Heavy. FIRST LIEUTENANT CHARLES L. STEVENSON was born in Pennsylvania on May 23, 1920 to Howard and Elinor Stevenson. His father, in 1930 was working as a draftsman in an electric shop.