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Published May 25, 2025 at 961 × 1440 in On the trail of the 106th Infantry Division at Saint-Vith
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Wouter Has

I have been collecting WW2 militaria since I was a boy. About fifteen years ago, I decided to focus on WWII US Army, specializing in the history and equipment of the US Paratroops.

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New memorabilia in the Battle of the Bulge collect New memorabilia in the Battle of the Bulge collection. A marble and bronze ‘Nuts’ statuette made in the early 1950s and the complete series of Bastogne commemorative airmail stamps from 1946. #1945 #1944 #ww2history #paratrooper #wwiisouvenir #militariacollector #bandofbrothers #airborne #101stairbornedivision #battleofthebulge
Remembrance at the Flanders Fields American Cemete Remembrance at the Flanders Fields American Cemetery, Waregem, Belgium. #freedomisnotfree
Following the footsteps of the ill-fated “Golden Following the footsteps of the ill-fated “Golden Lions” 106th Infantry Division at Schönberg, Prümerberg and Saint-Vith. #1945 #1944 #ww2history #militariacollector #ww2collections #battleofthebulge
Some more US patches arrived in the mail. Clockwis Some more US patches arrived in the mail. Clockwise: 4th, 84th, 30th and 99th infantry division. All units that served in the Battle of the Bulge. #1944 #1945 #battleofthebulge #militariacollector #ww2collections
Catch of the day at the Ciney militaria show. #ww2 Catch of the day at the Ciney militaria show. #ww2history #paratrooper #militariacollector #ww2collections #battleofthebulge
Latest finds: an early US Paratroops pocket patch Latest finds: an early US Paratroops pocket patch and Robins jump wings. In the background is a Fort Benning (now called Fort Moore) photo booklet with a paratrooper on the cover and an early lieutenant’s overseas cap. #1941 #1942 #101stairbornedivision #82ndairbornedivision #paratrooper #militariacollector #currahee #fortbenning #bandofbrothers #ww2collection #airborne
Short stop at the Margraten American Cemetery on t Short stop at the Margraten American Cemetery on this beautiful spring day. We also saw this M8 Greyhound at nearby Gronsveld. #1945 #ww2history #101stairbornedivision #paratrooper #militariacollector #bandofbrothers #freedomisnotfree
Photo report from Robert Capa in the LIFE magazine Photo report from Robert Capa in the LIFE magazine issue of 9 April 1945 showing paratroopers from the 17th Airborne Division before and during Operation Varsity. #1945 #ww2history #17thairbornedivision #paratrooper #airborne #militariacollector #bandofbrothers #ww2collections #operationvarsity
The birth of the US paratrooper program with the P The birth of the US paratrooper program with the Parachute Test Platoon, formed with members of the 29th Infantry Regiment. #1940 #ww2history #militariacollector #ww2collections #ww2collector #ww2militaria #militariacollector #bandofbrothers #ww2collection #airborne #paratrooper #501stparachuteinfantryregiment #501pir
Warm wool balaclava, gift from the American Red Cr Warm wool balaclava, gift from the American Red Cross, Carmel California. #1944 #1945 #ww2history #paratrooper #airborne #battleofthebulge #militariacollector #bandofbrothers #ww2collections #bastogne
One the right is Major General Maxwell D. Taylor, One the right is Major General Maxwell D. Taylor, commanding general of the 101st Airborne. On the left the assistant commander Brigadier General Gerald J. Higgins. Photo taken at Berchtesgaden, but the Field Marshal was captured at Zell al See. #1945 #ww2history #101stairbornedivision #paratrooper #airborne #militariacollector #bandofbrothers #ww2collections
Pictures of reenactors at Bastogne Barracks and Ma Pictures of reenactors at Bastogne Barracks and Manhay during the 80th anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge #1944 #1945 #ww2history #paratrooper #airborne #battleofthebulge #militariacollector #bandofbrothers #ww2collections #bastogne #manhay
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