Original U.S. Marine Corps Vietnam War Named Mameluke Sword to Silver Star Medal Recipient Crimean War with no defects

with no defects

In the final assault the 188th and the 1st of the 187th used flamethrowers and grenades to overtake an area of the ridge that was later renamed "Shorty Ridge"

for four long years so most of these hand to hand weapons saw action

It has the standard Cherry Blossom emblem jutting out from the back strap

He died on 9 January 1937 of pneumonia and emphysema and is buried in Durban

Original U.S. Marine Corps Vietnam War Named Mameluke Sword to Silver Star Medal Recipient Crimean War with no defectsOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is an incredible Korean War era USMC Mameluke Officer Sword Named to U. S. Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel Lane Rogers. Lt. Col. Roger's Silver Star Citation for actions during the Vietnam War can be found at this link. It reads: The President of the United States of America takes pleasure in presenting the Silver Star to Major Lane Rogers (MCSN: 0 61169), United States Marine Corps, for gallantry in action while