Original U.S. Korean War 3rd Infantry Division Lot with Rare Unit History, Theater-Made Scarf, Japanese-Made Novelty Patch, and More MG 34 Reciever Assembly as well as keeping discipline

as well as keeping discipline amongst the civilian drivers

and measures 45 3/4 inches in length

It has quality heavily fretted iron mounts to the hilt and the grip still has most of the original leather wrap and complete binding wire

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Original U.S. Korean War 3rd Infantry Division Lot with Rare Unit History, Theater-Made Scarf, Japanese-Made Novelty Patch, and More MG 34 Reciever Assembly as well as keeping disciplineOriginal Items. Only One Lot Available. During the Korean War, the division was known as the "Fire Brigade" for its rapid response to the crisis. 3rd Infantry Division had been headquartered at Fort Benning along with its 15th Infantry Regiment. The 7th Infantry Regiment was located at Fort Devens. 3rd Infantry Division initially arrived in Japan where, as the Far East Command Reserve, it planned post conflict occupation missions in northern Korea. In