Original U.S. WWII POW Stalag Luft III Uniform Group of Lt. Ira Middaugh, 337th Bomb Squadron, 96th Bomb Group - Shot Down in B-17F “Mary R.” in 1943 MG 34 Feed Assembly Despite the heavy wear to

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The blade itself is 33 inches long wide an average width of 1

seven large brass buttons

to reap the proceeds that would have resulted from its success as the conflict’s third most widely produced Federal carbine

They have the correct blue-gray base material with DAK Golden Brown stripes

Original U.S. WWII POW Stalag Luft III Uniform Group of Lt. Ira Middaugh, 337th Bomb Squadron, 96th Bomb Group - Shot Down in B-17F “Mary R.” in 1943 MG 34 Feed Assembly Despite the heavy wear toOriginal Items. One of a Kind Group. This is a great uniform grouping attributed to Lieutenant Ira Middaugh, who was a co pilot on the B 17F Mary R in the 337th Bombardment Squadron, 96th Bombardment Group, 8th Air Force. On July 26th, 1943, he and his crew were shot down over Eindorf, near Walsrode, Germany when an enemy aircraft knocked out two of their engines. Middaugh was taken as a prisoner of war, and kept in the POW camp Stalag Luft III. The