WWIIBuff

My two Lee Enfield rifles. I forgot to mention that the top is a Savage and the bottom is a Longbranch. I also forgot to mention that they shoot a .303. Despite all that, enjoy!

A video highlighting some of the pieces of gear carried by a German soldier during WWII.

My WWII air raid siren. Used by civil defense and anyone in the military wishing to alert people during WWII. (Or annoy their neighbors). Sorry about my shadowed face.

Remembering the 76th anniversary of the beginning of the Battle of the Bulge. St. Vith Belgium and the 9th

Here are the World War I and World War II displays at the history Museum in Washington Missouri. For more information, check out their page on this link. https://www.washmohistorical.org/

1942 dated bible belonging to Private William Bradley of Somerville Massachusetts

A video on the very basic infantry gear during WWII I forgot to through some food rations in there. You’ll just have to get past that.

Here’s a video on some of the armbands that prisoners in concentration camps were force to wear.

Captain Paul Anderson’s foot locker and HUGE Japanese flag.

A video about the bullets, grenades and mortars in my WWII room

Never forget those that died, even 79 years later. Remember Pearl Harbor!

Video of Roosters first WWII piece.

A short video on the WWII food rations in my collection

A video about the M3 Fighting knife in my WW2 collection.

Here’s a video on my 1918 dated 1911 .45

A video about original decking and a thermometer from the USS Missouri given to me by an old sailor. Thank you Charlie

My newest piece of Trench Art

Got a few additions coming this week. One happy, one cool and one very sad.

Explanation on why I collect WWII items.

We visited the grave of Medal of Honor Recipient Private George Phillips at Bethel Cemetery in Labadie Missouri

Periscope from Sherman Tank brought home by Walter Lauchstaedt

A short video on the trench art in my collection. From jewelry to ashtrays to flower vases.

German Ammo Pouch taken during Battle of the Bulge in January 1945 by Tech 5 Warren Eames

Flask belonging to Lt. Clarke Johnson. Killed in action over Germany in May 1944.

Video on a WWII issue Bible belonging to Charles Elder