Flag, 101st airborne, black
US 101st airborne flag, black, size 90 x 150 cm.
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101st airborne sticker, same as shoulder sleeve insignia. Campaigns: - Normandy, D-Day, Operation Overlord, Saint-Côme-du-Mont, Carentan; - Netherland, Operation Market-Garden, Eindhoven, Best; - Battle of the Bulge, Bastogne; - Germany.
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This is a full scale reproduction of historical Map Sheet of the Bastogne area. The original map was used by Lt. Col. Hugh Mozley, Commanding Officer of the 326th Engineer, 101st Airborne Division. Standard tactical map in 1:50000 scale, dated 1939, showing towns and villages such as Foy, Recogne, Cobru, Noville, Bois-Jacques, Champs, Neffe, Marvie, Mande-St-Etienne, etc... and of course Bastogne.
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US 101st airborne flag, black, size 90 x 150 cm.
