Original U.S. WWII Frame US Airborne Paratrooper’s Jane Russell 1943 Film "The Outlaw" Pin Up Girl Seabag Artwork Piece; “Greek Palamidas” - 17” x 21” Medals by the end of 1969

by the end of 1969 all Marine Corps line infantry were wearing the green dominant ERDL

but it wasn't until World War II when more effective shaped charge anti-tank grenades were produced

printed with the following statement: “We French workers warn you

some soldiers inhaled the poison gas and became casualties

Original U.S. WWII Frame US Airborne Paratrooper’s Jane Russell 1943 Film "The Outlaw" Pin Up Girl Seabag Artwork Piece; “Greek Palamidas” - 17” x 21” Medals by the end of 1969Original Item: One Of A Kind. Now this is a fantastic memento from an Airborne troopers time during WWII. This Seabag Dufflebag was decorated on the side with a seductive pin up girl. armed with a six shooter revolver. The pinup was modeled after actress Jane Russell in the 1943 movie "The Outlaw". Above her is the text GREEK PALAMIDAS with NEWBURGH NEW YORK below her. We have not been able to find the significance of the Palamidas and an American