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Hi Eric K.,
Thanks your commentaries!!
The Sergent Major history:
Weapons Sergeant (MOS 18B)
Date of Birth - July 18, 1928
Home Record - New York, NY
Marital Status - Single
US Special Forces
- Entered services at New York - NY in 1945 (Infantary).
- Served in WWII Occupation Forces - Nurember - Germany - 1st Div. "Red Big One"(PVT).
- Transfered to 82nd Airborne Division (Voluntary) in 1946 (CPL.).
- Qualified to training in 1st Ranger Infantary Company (Airborne) - Ft. Benning. Georgia - October. 1950 (SSG.).
- Departed to Korea - December, 1950 - Attached to the 2nd Infantary Division.
- Transferied to 14th Special Forces Operational Detachment in Vietnam - 1956 (SSG - E6).
- Back to United States in 1957 - Fort Bragg - Georgia (SFC - E7).
- September, 1964 - Transfer to Nha Trang - Vietnam - 5th SF Group (MSG/SGT - E8 - Platoon Leader) and maked MACV Studies & Observation Group).
- Adviser the South Vietnamese Rangers - Song Zoai and Ple Mei - Vietnam, 1965.
- Awarded Distinguished Service Cross (DSC) and Promed to Sargent Major (SGM E-9) - Project SIGMA.
- Transferied to U.S. - Fort Bragg - 1968.
- Transferied to Thailand - 1971 (Classified Material).
- Transferied to Fort Bragg - 1972.
- Adviser in Bolivia, Venezuela, Guatemala and Columbia - 1972 - 1975.
- Sergent Major xxx retired from active duty, 18 April 1976 after 31 years of distinguished service to the United States Army and the United States of America.
- Died in Gerenal Armed Forces Hospital - Stomach Cancer (old combat wound in Vietnam) - 1984 (56 years old)
Best regards,
Ricardo.
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Hi Jan,
Is a pleasure to answer its question!
This Panzerschreck this in a particular collection of a Museum of Veterans in the South of the United States up to 1968, when he was disactivated (they had said me that the owner sell its collection when knew of the death of its son in the Vietnam).
One another American collector of Miami bought two Panzerschreck.
Best Regards,
Ricardo.Last edited by Mooyman; 06-30-2009, 04:38 PM.
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Hi Michel,
Sorry...I forgot myself to comment, the "Bordmütze" of the Kriegsmarine is of U-777.
Uboat Type: VIIC
Laid down: 5 Jun, 1943 (Kriegsmarinewerft, Wilhelmshaven)
Commissioned: 9 May, 1944
Commanders: Oblt. Günter Ruperti (9 May, 1944 - 15 Oct, 1944)
Career: No patrols (9 May, 1944 - 15 Oct, 1944)
31. Flottille - Ausbildungsflottille
Training Flotilla: 09.43 - 05.45 (Hamburg - Wilhelmshaven Wesermünde)
Fate: Sunk at 2002hrs on 15 Oct, 1944 near Wilhelmshaven, Germany, in position 53.51N, 08.10E, by British bombs during an air raid.
Best regards,
Ricardo.
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