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Clipped Signature - Egbert Duke Buniff. - Cranston Military Prints

Clipped Signature - Egbert Duke Buniff.


Clipped Signature - Egbert Duke Buniff.

Item Code : CLP0462Clipped Signature - Egbert Duke Buniff. - Editions Available
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Buniff, Egbert Duke
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1st Sergeant Egbert Duke Buniff
Already a member of the National Guard, Duke transferred to the regular US First Army in 1941. Posted to Europe he arrived in England before D-Day, took part in the invasion and fought his way through France and Belgium, and on to Cologne. He then fought in the Ardennes at Bastogne during the Battle of the Bulge, and on to the Rhine Crossing and the capture of Cologne.
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1st Sergeant Egbert Duke Buniff
*Signature Value : £40

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Clipped Signature.


Buniff, Egbert Duke
(1st Sergeant Egbert Duke Buniff)

Already a member of the National Guard, Duke transferred to the regular US First Army in 1941. Posted to Europe he arrived in England before D-Day, took part in the invasion and fought his way through France and Belgium, and on to Cologne. He then fought in the Ardennes at Bastogne during the Battle of the Bulge, and on to the Rhine Crossing and the capture of Cologne.

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