Original WWII U.S. 28th Division Grouping Attributed to Leo Paynter 109th Infantry Regiment, Company “A” Brown Bess My father who was born

My father who was born in 1905 told me that as a boy he remembered seeing Atlases showing the Continent of Africa with "UNKNOWN" or "UNEXPLORED" printed across the interior

It was applied in the field to the outside and inside

Earphones nicely marked with a broad arrow and 10A/13466

This medal was awarded for “gallantry during active operations against the enemy”

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Original WWII U.S. 28th Division Grouping Attributed to Leo Paynter 109th Infantry Regiment, Company “A” Brown Bess My father who was bornOriginal Items: Only One Available. This is an outstanding grouping which was obtained directly from the family of the Veteran! Leo Paynter served with Company A of the 109th Infantry Regiment, 28th Division during WWII. Accompanying the grouping is a letter from the veterans son which highlights some of his Fathers service. He landed in France with the rest of the 28th Division on July 22, 1944, and entered combat in the vicinity of St. Lo, Normandy