Original U.S. WWII 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment 507th PIR Named Grouping - Dropped on D-Day Receiver This was due to remaining

This was due to remaining unfit for service after a prolonged period of hospitalization

however the SS RZM codes are unknown

and was the first supreme allied commander of all NATO forces in the Atlantic

His ideas are considered a cornerstone of Western thought and contributed to the establishment of the United States one hundred years later

In a memorial for a fellow company member Webster is mentioned in jumping into Germany as part of Operation Varsity

Original U.S. WWII 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment 507th PIR Named Grouping - Dropped on D-Day Receiver This was due to remainingOriginal Items: One of a kind grouping. George J. Melrose Jr. ASN 31104585 enlisted on April 6th, 1942 and was a T 4 in the 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment who spent more than two years overseas and in combat as a member first of the 82nd Airborne Division then in the 17th Airborne Division. He participated in the D Day Invasion as part of Operation Neptune and jumped into occupied France on June 6th, 1944. He fought in Arnhem at the Battle of the