Original U.S. WWII First Cavalry Named Officer Grouping nChannel In the 18th and 19th

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Original U.S. WWII First Cavalry Named Officer Grouping nChannel In the 18th and 19thOriginal Group: Only One Available. This is a very extensive uniform grouping attributed to a 1st Lieutenant with the United States 1st Cavalry Division. This is a named grouping but unfortunately the only stamping with the officers name and service number had a point where the ink bled, making most of his last name and service number unreadable. We tried to decipher it but all we could make out was: Richard B Hen??? 1st LT O 10?? 674 Although the