Original Korean War South Korean Taegukgi Flag - Brought Home by African-American GI - with Photos and U.S. Army Discharge Category_Water Jacket Assembly This unfortunately has removed the

This unfortunately has removed the proof marks that were stamped into the stock

Both sleeves maintain their original sergeant's chevrons also excellent and remaining firmly stitched

Major Streeter was not

along with other proof marks

The mine's main charge consisted of 200 gram blocks of TNT packed into the metal case

Original Korean War South Korean Taegukgi Flag - Brought Home by African-American GI - with Photos and U.S. Army Discharge Category_Water Jacket Assembly This unfortunately has removed theOriginal Items: One of a Kind: Grouping of items attributed to African American GI Master Sergeant Frank R. Ahlers, who served with the U. S. Army during the Korean War. The lot consists of Ahlers U. S. Army Discharge dated 1953, four photographs of Ahlers in Korea, and best of all; a South Korean Flag which appears to have been carried in combat! Flag is crudely made, almost homemade in appearance, and measures approximately 35" x 30". It appears to