September 21, 2021

Military Trader Magzine

Brad Hartsell
Auction News

Iwo Jima tunnel expert to give final Lecture March 1st at Donley Auctions Gun & Military sale

WWII-Museum-Exteroir
Museums, Clubs, Organizations

D-Day in the Big Easy

greatescape
Militaria Collecting 101

Captive Military Audience - Part I

In 1930, the Japanese Army slightly modified the Type 45 tunics that it had adopted in 1911 by removing the piping from the top of the cuffs but retained the shoulder straps and standing collar with swallow-tailed collar insignia. The resulting style was designated the “Type 5 Tunic.” This Japanese Private First Class (probationary officer as denoted by collar badges) is wearing a woolen, winter issue Type 5 tunic. The patch on his right sleeve is a Diligence Badge.
Uniforms

Japanese WWII Army Enlisted Uniform Jackets

Snapshot of Japanese Infantry officer wearing field cap and Type 98 collar insigina.
Militaria Collecting 101

WWII Japanese Type 98 Rank Insignia Identification and Value Guide

Last Full Poster
Military History

MOH hero's true story coming to theaters January 2020

The pommel cap of the NCO sword contained double SS runes.
Knives / Swords / Bayonets

Blades of the Black Guard

Gold Star Pin
Medals

Navy Authorizes Special Lapel Pins

An American soldier dressed as Santa handing out candy to Vietnamese children.
Militaria Collecting 101

A Touch of Christmas

Santa list
Militaria Collecting 101

Militaria Wish List 2019

Virtual Battle
Militaria Collecting 101

Civil War 1864: A Virtual Reality Experience

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Museums, Clubs, Organizations

May Events at the National WWI Museum and Memorial

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