Original U.S. WWII Burial Flag of KIA Tail Gunner Sergeant Marvin Thrower Wilson, 754th Bomb Squadron “Ford’s Folly” in Original Shipping Box - 5 x 9½ Feet MG 34 Bolt & Barrel Assembly though most of the first

though most of the first layer of fabric is intact

The more ship-like hull design reflects the fact that these were primarily surface vessels that could submerge when necessary

but does not even have a faux bayonet catch

The lower cross guard sun wheels are all brass

excavation for road-building

Original U.S. WWII Burial Flag of KIA Tail Gunner Sergeant Marvin Thrower Wilson, 754th Bomb Squadron “Ford’s Folly” in Original Shipping Box - 5 x 9½ Feet MG 34 Bolt & Barrel Assembly though most of the firstOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous piece of WWII history, the burial flag of a WWII KIA Soldier, sent in its original shipping box from France. This is the flag of Sergeant Marvin Thrower Wilson, 754th Bombardment Squadron, 458th Bombardment Group, 2nd Air Force. On March 3rd, 1944, he was on the crew of the B 24H 15 FO Liberator #42 52515 "Ford's Folly" during a mission to Berlin when they were hit with flak and exploded over Lake