Original German WWII National Flag Banner Captured by Captain of 634th Tank Destroyer Battalion in 1944 Vietnam copied from three originals in

copied from three originals in the IMA collection

The L-1 was standardized in November 1944

going to Fort Grant

While these "long nose" versions gave them parity with Allied opponents

One rather suspects that living daily with the terrible Artillery and Gas wounds in World War One certainly merited the need for a HIP FLASK which I rather suspect saw considerable service

Original German WWII National Flag Banner Captured by Captain of 634th Tank Destroyer Battalion in 1944 Vietnam copied from three originals inOriginal Item: One of a kind. Purchased directly from the WW2 veteran's estate this is a WWII German National Banner that measures 30 inches wide by 55 inches long. It is cotton construction double sided with a single cotton white circles with black swass on both sides. Original hang pole included. The flag features a ink stamped name CAPT T. B. ANDERSON inside the white circle. Captain Thomas B. Anderson of Lancaster, Kentucky was the commander of