Hello all,
i know there are quite a few Iraqi collectors on the board.
This thread is about the continuation of the "vet-bringback" an activity that has become somewhat synonymous with the US GI of the 20th and now 21st centuries.
These photos have been sent to me from a US friend who has just purchased a huge haul of items and is in the process of sorting through them, the total weight of items was around 200lbs.
These photos are only around 35% of the total items that the veteran shipped back.
Needles to say, as i have a growing interest in this area i did turn an interesting shade of green
.
here we go with the pics....
i know there are quite a few Iraqi collectors on the board.
This thread is about the continuation of the "vet-bringback" an activity that has become somewhat synonymous with the US GI of the 20th and now 21st centuries.
These photos have been sent to me from a US friend who has just purchased a huge haul of items and is in the process of sorting through them, the total weight of items was around 200lbs.
These photos are only around 35% of the total items that the veteran shipped back.
Needles to say, as i have a growing interest in this area i did turn an interesting shade of green
.here we go with the pics....
.
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