Original U.S. WWII Medic Red Cross Armband - Unissued MG 15 the Model "F" and designate

the Model "F" and designate it the "Lovell's Pattern of 1842”

He was the left waist gunner and flew as a member of the B-24 Liberator Duration Baby crew captained by Ross Baker

The P-1809 Brown Bess quickly became the standard Musket of the Line for the War of 1812

and a Federal style eagle over a shield containing stars and stripes on the butt stock cheek

Here is a fantastic account of the 47th Squadron flying against the Bolsheviks in the Russian Civil War:

Original U.S. WWII Medic Red Cross Armband - Unissued MG 15 the Model "F" and designateOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent unissued example of a U. S. Issue Medic "Red Cross" armband. It is made of two pieces of heavy white cotton fabric stitched closed for use with a safety pin to attach (pin not included). It has a deep red canvas cross stitched along border with red thread. White border stitches along entire length of the band and around the ends. The back of the band still bears the original supplier number ink