Original Imperial German WWI Eisernes Kreuz Iron Cross Communal Grave Marker For 20 Unknown German Soldiers MG 15 the term "Blue Star" has

the term "Blue Star" has come into use in the United States as a reference to having a family member in active military service

the only ammunition type in production in the US was the AP ammunition

she worked as a trainer

Upon arrival in England the 5th Division was stationed at Tidworth Barracks

Hip width: 15”

Original Imperial German WWI Eisernes Kreuz Iron Cross Communal Grave Marker For 20 Unknown German Soldiers MG 15 the term "Blue Star" hasOriginal Item: Only One Available. The scale of casualties in the First World War was unprecedented. Thousands of soldiers were being buried on the battlefields in individual or communal graves by their comrades. They were often buried where they fell in action, or in a burial ground on or near the battlefield. A simple cross or marker might be put up to mark the location and give brief details of the individuals who had died. This 8 x 8 Iron Cross is