US 28th Infantry Division Bloody Bucket – Class A jacket – with combat infantry badge / wounded – Militair uniform – 1942

Nice 100% original Class A Jacket of a private who served with the 28th Infantry ''bloody bucket'' Infantry Division. This unit is famous for its combat during the liberation of France, Germany / Hürtgenwald, Bulge and more (see below). The Class A jacket is in nicely worn condition. He earned a WW2 combat infantry badge (sterling marked), purple heart ribbon, European campaign medal, an american campaign medal, ww2 victory medal. The Class A jacket has a beautiful age patina and is not a depot piece. It is marked with a laundry number in the collar which is neatly written in the jacket, and also the initials, this could be investigated. I have not done any research on him. Merits further research!A very nice and 100% original class a jacket of a famous Infantry unit that saw heavy combat during WW2! See also our other interesting WW2 items! History of the 28th Infantry Division The 28th Infantry Division pushed east towards the French capital of Paris through the Bocage, its roads littered with abandoned tanks and bloated, stinking corpses of men and animals. In little more than a month after landing at the Normandy beachhead, as part of the Allied invasion... lees verder bij Catawiki