Original U.S. WWII Operation Torch North Africa Invasion American Flag Arm Patch Percusion Muskets After a C-47 flight of

After a C-47 flight of over 1600 miles from England

The King's Light Infantry (Shropshire Regiment) was formed on July 1

William Ketland started business in Birmingham in 1740 and together with his grandson expanded to London later in the 18th century and lasted until the grandson's death in 1804

Fighter Pilots ran to their machines

The langet features a raised out Wehrmacht eagle which shows excellent detail to his beak

Original U.S. WWII Operation Torch North Africa Invasion American Flag Arm Patch Percusion Muskets After a C-47 flight ofOriginal Items: One of a kind set. Operation Torch was the U. S. invasion of North Africa in 1942. USGI were given cheese cloth like American Flag Patches to apply to the arm of their uniforms. This practice was later abandoned wit exception of paratroopers who used armbands later in the war. Genuine patches are extremely difficult to find due to the relatively low numbered produced and their delicate nature. This example is offered in very good