Original U.S. WW1 American Field Service Ambulance Corps Cap Badge and Medal with 1918 Red Cross Pin Brown Bess Muskets Seen most often in WW2

Seen most often in WW2 Luftwaffe newsreels as the armaments on German Fighters and Bombers

in Köln-Zollstock

The interior is fully lined in green rayon

or other damge

Anderson District (County)

Original U.S. WW1 American Field Service Ambulance Corps Cap Badge and Medal with 1918 Red Cross Pin Brown Bess Muskets Seen most often in WW2Original Items: Only One Set Available. The American Field Service (1914 1917) was a volunteer ambulance corps comprised of mostly college men from the US. The American Field Service (AFS) of nearly 2,500 operated ambulances in direct support of French combat divisions, transporting the wounded from the front lines to field hospitals. This set is comprised of the following pieces: Extremely Rare World War One American Ambulance France Bronze Wing Hat