Original U.S. WWII 101st Airborne 501st Parachute Infantry Regiment Named Grouping - Wounded In Action Spanish Artillery The 112th Regiment was withdrawn

The 112th Regiment was withdrawn from the Battle due to casualties and fatigue on 17 November

informally known as a "patrol cap"

There is no sign of sharpening on the blade edge

These were expected to break through a thin screen of anti-tank guns

He was a true hero that served with the Marines from the beginning of WWII to the end

Original U.S. WWII 101st Airborne 501st Parachute Infantry Regiment Named Grouping - Wounded In Action Spanish Artillery The 112th Regiment was withdrawnOriginal Items: One of a kind set. Robert L. Burns ASN 35574022 born June 7, 1921 from Nashville, Ohio enlisted in the Army on December 19th, 1942. He was assigned to Company E, 101st Airborne, 501st Parachute Infantry Regiment. On January 6, 1944 while in France, he was wounded in action. It is unclear as to what type of wound he sustained and where he was fighting when it occurred. The following items belong to T Sgt Robert L. Burns: 5 Original WWII