ORIGINAL NAMED WW2 506th PARACHUTE INFANTRY REGIMENT PATCH PIR PATCH, D-DAY VET For Sale

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Description:RARE original merrowed edge twill WW2 506th PIR patch (4.25 inch diameter) made during 1942 in the U.S., identified to a paratrooper who made the Normandy jump on D-Day, was wounded & captured but survived prison camp until the end of the war. He then served in the army of occupation & later in the air force. The winning buyer will be provided with his name. This rare wartime 506th patch was acquired directly from the veteran\'s family, which is the best way to get a genuine one. No glow under UV light.

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