Original U.S. WWII 29th Infantry Division D-Day Omaha Beach Bronze Star Recipient Grouping With Official Documents and Letters - Louis C. Frasca No Return but was painted over with

but was painted over with the war time Feldgrau (Field Gray)

but his disability prevented him from serving with it

24 Jul 1943

In late 1941 the 18th Division

Remington Arms contracted with the government between 1856 to 1859 for 20

Original U.S. WWII 29th Infantry Division D-Day Omaha Beach Bronze Star Recipient Grouping With Official Documents and Letters - Louis C. Frasca No Return but was painted over withOriginal Items: One of a Kind Grouping. Now this is a fantastic and rather large grouping attributed to Louis C. Frasca (ASN: 33000120), who served as a Staff Sergeant with the Service Company, 175th Infantry Regiment, 29th Infantry Division from April 17, 1941 to August 9, 1945. We did a quick search on the American D Day website for Frasca to see that he hit the beaches of Normandy on June 6, 1944 and confirmed that he landed on Omaha Beach. The