Original U.S. WWII 327th Glider Infantry Regiment D-Day Grouping - Wounded in Action Brown Bess The butt of the Charleville's

The butt of the Charleville's stock was sometimes referred to as the "patte de vache" (French for "cow's foot")

black and brown

He received a Purple Heart Medal (original medal included) with One Oak Leaf Cluster for sustaining injuries in combat

In 1935 the two “PAL” companies merged into one

By that time

Original U.S. WWII 327th Glider Infantry Regiment D-Day Grouping - Wounded in Action Brown Bess The butt of the Charleville'sOriginal Item: Only one available. WWII Glider Infantry material are some of the hardest most collectible items on the market, due to the small number of Gilder troops that landed in combat in comparison to infantry soldiers. Private First Class Allen D. Brood ASN 37664347 of Estherville, Iowa was assigned to Company C, 327th Glider Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division during World War Two. He landed, in a glider, on Utah Beach on D Day June