Original U.S. WWII Tank Destroyer 38th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron Named Grouping Feed Block Assembly but the First Corps of

but the First Corps of Lt

resulting in the Breda 30 being a weapon only capable of laying down a diminutive amount of firepower and making it a very modest contributor to a firefight

see instructions on flooding in preceding paragraph (f)

correct steel thickness

• Private Canova’s WWII tunic with his initials and number (FJC 8460) complete with all buttons

Original U.S. WWII Tank Destroyer 38th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron Named Grouping Feed Block Assembly but the First Corps ofOriginal Item: One of a kind. Master Sergeant George A. Cassettari ASN 36019466 was a member of 38th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron (Mechanized) Tank Destroyer Battalion who landed on Omaha Beach during the Normandy invasion on D Day +6 (June 12th, 1944). He fought in the following campaigns; Normandy, Northern France, Ardennes, Rhineland, and Central Europe and was Wounded in Action in France on July 27th, 1944. He returned to action and fought for