Original U.S. Civil War Officer's Commission dated March 15 1865 for 2nd Lt. J. Eichenberg - N.Y.S. Volunteers Gun Parts The Luftwaffe countered by installing

The Luftwaffe countered by installing flak alleys along the approach lines in order to protect the Me 262s from the ground and providing top cover with conventional fighters during takeoff and landing

The blade on this sword is an incredible example

Re-entered Germany on the 9th February 1945 and remained in Germany until the German surrender and then he got transferred to the Pacific theater

the Assistant Division Commander (ADC)

The all important traverse and elevation mechanisms still work

Original U.S. Civil War Officer's Commission dated March 15 1865 for 2nd Lt. J. Eichenberg - N.Y.S. Volunteers Gun Parts The Luftwaffe countered by installingOriginal item: One of a Kind. This is glazed and framed U. S. CIVIL WAR Officer's Commission for JAMES A. EICHENBERG, who was serving as a SECOND LIEUTENANT in the NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEERS, and awarded that rank of on March 15 1865. The document is signed by an Adjutant General in the name of REUBEN E. FENTON, the governor of New York, and dated March 31st 1865. The glazed glass frame measures 16 1 2" X 12", and is paper backed. Good idea to