Original German WWII Stalag 348 Soviet Russian Prisoner Dog Tag U.S. Civil War and much of the anodized

and much of the anodized finish as well

WWII Victory Medal and an Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal with three battle stars

Poor helmet retention was the APH-5's most serious problem by far

Orders were received from Brigade to destroy their guns and vehicles and proceed to Dunkirk

Homer Brett and Robert Buerlein

Original German WWII Stalag 348 Soviet Russian Prisoner Dog Tag U.S. Civil War and much of the anodizedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a scarce original WWII German prisoner of war identification tag issued to a Soviet Red Army serviceman held under prisoner number 3341 at Stalag 348. Stamped from zinc and retaining a deeply aged, oxidized surface, the tag is a deeply personal surviving artifact from the brutal system of German camps established for captured Soviet military personnel following the invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941. The