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Battle of the Bulge

The Schnee Eifel is a heavily wooded landscape in Germany’s Central Uplands that forms part of the western Eifel in the area of the German-Belgian border. Two regiments of the U.S. 106th division and all their supporting units, approximately 7,000 men, surrendered to the German Army in this area in late December 1944 — the most extensive defeat suffered by American forces in the European Theatre.

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Collecting WWII Relics

By Harold Ratzburg
Nov 12, 2019

World War II Army veteran Charlie Brown of Olean, New York displays his captured Hitler Youth battle flag from his combat experience in Europe as part of the 258th Field Artillery Battalion with Lt. Col. Peter Mehling, right, and Capt. Steven Kerr, left, the current battalion commander and operations officer of the New York Army National Guard’s 1st Battalion, 258th Field Artillery at the New York State Military Museum in Saratoga Springs, New York November 20, 2017. ( U.S. National Guard photo by Col. Richard Goldenberg.)

33,902 Rounds Later

By Richard Goldenberg
Nov 13, 2019

Battle of the Bulge veterans on a 2015 tour of Picatinny Arsenal, included Jim Cullen (second from the left) along with Dick Moran, Marty Rosenbaum, John Marshall, Al Sussarman and Ken Shuetz. Photo by Reggie Mays, courtesy of the US Army

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Battle of the Bulge vet shares his tales

By Harold Ratzburg
Dec 13, 2019

King & Country has produced a new Jeep with three American soldiers, on a reconnaissance patrol where they’ve just heard something… Is it the distinctive rumble of a German Tiger? The set includes the driver, a soldier manning a .30 caliber machine gun, and a passenger with his trusty M1 Garand seated in the rear. The whole vehicle is crusted with ice and snow and has seen hard use; the fold-down windshield of the Jeep has been covered with canvas to keep the patrol from being spotted due to an errant glint of light off the glass. This set is priced at $199, and is sure to be popular with avid and casual collectors alike.

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King & Country's Battle of the Bulge

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Nov 12, 2019

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