Original U.S. WWII Sgt. William Randle Concentration Camp Witness Letter Dated April 19th 1945 African Militaria M1924 First Aid pouch nicely

M1924 First Aid pouch nicely marked L

He was made Captain in 1837 and was posted to the China Station in 1841 and then again in 1847

The wheels come uncleaned but the quality is obvious

77th division “lady liberty” patch on left shoulder private E-2 chevron

and was one of the final developments in the long line of Mauser military rifles

Original U.S. WWII Sgt. William Randle Concentration Camp Witness Letter Dated April 19th 1945 African Militaria M1924 First Aid pouch nicelyOriginal Item: One of a kind. Reading this letter will send chills down your spine. Sergeant William A. Randle army serial number 34732146 from Hamilton County Tennessee, wrote a three page witness account letter to his wife Chadie on April, 19th 1945 of his experience seeing a slave labor camp. He typed on sheets of confiscated German business stationary that are marked: UNION WEINHANDLUNG GEBR. HOFFMANN According to historical records this company,