Original U.S. WWII Homefront “V • • • —” For Victory Flag - 60” x 39” Antique Remingtons (Mark II)"

(Mark II)"

Nevertheless this is a 6 1/2" tall mounting to fit onto an MG 34 and MG13 that slotted into a 1" hole on the body of a truck or other vehicle

elements of the Division were flown to the Reims area in France in spectacular night flights then hastily trucked into Belgium

possibly into the hands of your enemy

Each photo measures 7

Original U.S. WWII Homefront “V • • • —” For Victory Flag - 60” x 39” Antique Remingtons (Mark II)"Original Item: Only One Available. During World War II, the opening motif of Beethoven's 5th Symphony became a powerful symbol for the Allied forces. The short short short long rhythmic pattern corresponded in Morse code to the letter 'V' for Victory, which was an acknowledged symbol of the war effort, most famously made by Winston Churchill forming a 'V' with the first and second fingers of his raised right hand. It was also adopted as the American