Original Japanese WWII USGI Signed Flag Captured from a Bunker in New Guinea 1944 - 19" x 28" Category_MG 34 Barrel Jacket Assembly a new division

a new division

In June 1916 the unit had approximately 25

it holds the distinction of being the most produced heavy bomber in history

It features a rising sun design with painted tigers and coins

Kepi retains internal rather worn hatband in cloth-simulated leather

Original Japanese WWII USGI Signed Flag Captured from a Bunker in New Guinea 1944 - 19" x 28" Category_MG 34 Barrel Jacket Assembly a new divisionOriginal Item: One of a kind. Just purchased from a Pacific War collector at a military show, an incredible piece of history! Technician fifth grade Oscar Whitton was part of the U. S. 6th Army's 382nd Coastal Artillery, serving in New Guinea during 1944. He found this Japanese flag in bunker they had used, and then personalized it and brought it home. The flag is made of cotton, and measures 19" x 28, with a small header and hanging rope at the top.