Original U.S. WWII 9th Infantry Division Uniform & AAC Brother’s Ephemera Grouping - Riley E. Horton, 60th Infantry Regiment - Wounded in Action German Holsters trained the 4th Armored Division

trained the 4th Armored Division for two years before he personally led it into combat in France

Forestdale

which show the expected delamination

There is some chipping to the paint on both sides

This example does not have a serial number on the barrel

Original U.S. WWII 9th Infantry Division Uniform & AAC Brother’s Ephemera Grouping - Riley E. Horton, 60th Infantry Regiment - Wounded in Action German Holsters trained the 4th Armored DivisionOriginal Items. One of a Kind Group. This is a great uniform & ephemera group primarily identified to Riley E. Horton, 60th Infantry Regiment, 9th Infantry Division. There is also some ephemera identified to his brother, Harry E. Horton, who served with the AAC pre war and with the AAF during the war. The group consists of: Rileyes Ike uniform jacket with a 9th Infantry Division patch on the left shoulder, five overseas stripes on the left cuff, Staff