Original U.S. WWII 30th Infantry Division Distinguished Cross Recipient Grouping With Medal - Major Donald C. Mills Category_Brunswick Parts who were some short distance

who were some short distance ahead of us

The mid war issue galvanized steel liner band is marked on the left outer side with 66 nA / 59

four 88-mm self-propelled guns were knocked out and one battery of enemy artillery was silenced

The 43rd Foot was based in Burma when it became the 1st Battalion

the Paramarines found themselves hamstrung by the Corps' lack of sufficient air assets for large scale aerial assaults

Original U.S. WWII 30th Infantry Division Distinguished Cross Recipient Grouping With Medal - Major Donald C. Mills Category_Brunswick Parts who were some short distanceOriginal Items: One Of A Kind. During the Second World War, the 30th Infantry Division had a Second Lieutenant serving with the 230th Field Artillery Regiment, his name was Donald Clark Mills (ASN: 01178898). When Mills enlisted in the Army in 1941, he had no idea that in 1944 he would make a heroic decision that not only mortally wounded him, but silenced the enemy and preserved the lives of the men in his charge. His actions on 22 November 1944