Original U.S. WWI U.S. Army 5th Infantry Division “Red Diamond” Named Wounded in Action Group - PFC William H. Weller Antique Winchesters [3] The MG 34's double

[3] The MG 34's double crescent trigger dictated either semiautomatic or fully automatic firing modes

This indicates production by the metal and leather working company Werner Zahn

20th pilots destroyed five ME-262s in individual encounters

This is an incredible all original service worn example of an early Model 1935 German early WWII "double decal" overspray helmet

had a silver-and-black cord

Original U.S. WWI U.S. Army 5th Infantry Division “Red Diamond” Named Wounded in Action Group - PFC William H. Weller Antique Winchesters [3] The MG 34's doubleOriginal Items: Only One Group Available. The Fifth Division (Regular) was organized in December 1917, with headquarters at Camp Logan, Houston, Texas, as a part of the program for the expansion of the armed forces for service in World War 1. No specific date was designated for the division's activation but the initial personnel assigned to the division had a reporting date of December 1. William H. Weller was born on June 15, 1887 and enlisted in the