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Bookmark or Share- MARINE CORPS EXPEDITIONARY MEDAL #'s ID'ed155/159 (M No. 155 to M No. 159 to LCdR Sweet, RAdm Pettengill, LCdr Brown, RAdm Field, and RAdm Craven (all former officers on the USS Philadelphia) (No order of issue) 380 Charles A. Lockwood. 412 Gaines, Benjamin W. LCdr USN. 601/624 (601 671 Given to US Navy Bureau of Navigation for Navy Crew members for the 1899 USS Philadelphia Landing at ...
- USMC ID'ed Numbered Medals - U.S. Militaria Forum451 Herbert A. Conge. 595 Clarence B. Rogers. 601 – 624 Crew members for the 1899 USS Philadelphia landing at American Samoa. 625 Guy F. Austin USMC (issued Dec 1941) 626 – 671 Crew members for the 1899 USS Philadelphia landing at American Samoa. 694 (Orphan: jmar) 710 Harold Kenneth Jackson.
- Early Marine Corps Mameluke Sword - U.S. Militaria Forum-From October 1919 to March 1921, he was assigned to the USS Wyoming. The ship went to mostly South American countries and California. -From April 1921 to May 1924, he served at Marine Barracks Philadelphia, PA, where he attended the Field Officer’s School.
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - WHERE TO VISIT, PLACES TO BUY MILITARIA ...Are there any military, antique or vintage clothing shops around Philadelphia that are worth the while? As it would be nice to score some WWII memorabilia. I couldn't really find anything online though.. As I will be around for a few days within two weeks and was hoping to visit some of these shops. Looking forward to read some replies.
- WW2 USS Chester Paymaster documents - US MILITARIA FORUMWW2 USS Chester Paymaster documents. I acquired a 4" stack of official papers belonging to Lt. (JG) Robert Travis Peake (532-137). He was the paymaster on the USS Chester (CA-27) from November, 1944 until May, 1946. He died here in Tulsa in September, 2008.
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