Original U.S. WWII Named 179th Quartermaster Battalion (Mobile) Ledo Road CBI African American Grouping for Corporal Ardis Fields Cannons & Mortars deployed to protect Allied interests

deployed to protect Allied interests during the Russian Revolution

though there is some flaking and finish loss on the front

Izhevsky Mekhancheskiy Zavod)

WWII Garand short bayonet with scabbard

The uniforms and equipment employed was very antiquated

Original U.S. WWII Named 179th Quartermaster Battalion (Mobile) Ledo Road CBI African American Grouping for Corporal Ardis Fields Cannons & Mortars deployed to protect Allied interestsOriginal Items: Only One Grouping Available. Now this is a lovely grouping attributed to African American soldier, Corporal Ardis Fields. Corporal Fields (ASN: 36554042) enlisted in the US Army on December 30, 1942 and served until December 8, 1945. Fields first attended Quartermaster Basic Training which lasted about a year. More than 32,000 officers, officer cadets and key enlisted personnel received their training at the Quartermaster School