2021
Liner de la 34th DI US. Liner of the 34th DI US.
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Liner de la 34th DI US. En materiaux composite haute pression, fabrication Firestone. Coiffe manquante. Les agrafes metalliques sont fortement oxydees. Nombreuses fissures sur les bordures du liner. Peinture a 60%. Insigne frontal de la 34th division d'infanterie US a 60%. Selon les informations du vendeur ce liner provient d'Italie. A noter une certaine usure et patine de la piece. Etat II+. La 34e division d'infanterie est une division d'infanterie de l'armee des etats-Unis, qui fait partie de la Garde nationale, qui a participe a la Premiere Guerre mondiale, a la Seconde Guerre mondiale et a de multiples conflits actuels. C'etait la premiere division americaine deployee en Europe pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, ou elle a combattu avec une grande distinction dans la campagne italienne. Le 8 janvier 1942, la 34e division a ete transportee par train a Fort Dix, dans le New Jersey, pour se preparer rapidement au mouvement a l'etranger. Le premier contingent s'embarqua a Brooklyn le 14 janvier 1942 et parta de New York le lendemain. Le premier groupe de 4 508 hommes est arrive a terre a 12 h 15 le 26 janvier 1942 a Dufferin Quay, Belfast, Irlande du Nord. En janvier 1944, la division etait de retour sur la premiere ligne en train de battre les defenses de la ligne Bernhardt. Persevere a travers des combats acharnes le long du trou de Mignano, le 34e a utilise des Troupeaux de chevres pour defricher les champs de mines. Le 34e a pris Monte Trocchio sans resistance alors que les defenseurs allemands se retiraient aux principales defenses preparees de la ligne Gustav. Le 24 janvier 1944, lors de la premiere bataille de Monte Cassino, ils ont pousse de l'autre cote de la riviere Gari dans les collines derriere et ont attaque la colline du monastere qui dominait la ville de Monte Cassino. Alors qu'ils ont failli capturer l'objectif, en fin de compte, leurs attaques contre le monastere et la ville ont echoue. La performance de la 34e division d'infanterie dans les montagnes a ete consideree comme l'un des plus beaux exploits d'armes accomplis par tous les soldats pendant la guerre. L'unite a subi de graves pertes. Apres le repos et la rehabilitation, la 34e division a debarque a la tete de plage d'Anzio le 25 mars 1944. La division a maintenu des positions defensives jusqu'a l'offensive du 23 mai, lorsqu'elle a eclate de la tete de mer, a pris Cisterna et a couru jusqu'a Civitavecchia et la capitale italienne de Rome. Apres un court repos, la division, maintenant commandee par le major-general Charles Bolte, a traverse la riviere Cecina pour liberer Livourne, le 19 juillet 1944, et a continue a prendre Monte Belmonte en octobre pendant les combats sur la ligne gothique. Creuser au sud de Bologne pour l'hiver, le 34e a pilote la ligne en face de la 65e division d'infanterie allemande. La division Red Bull a saute dans le cadre de l'offensive du printemps 1945 en Italie, le 15 avril 1945, et a capture Bologne le 21 avril apres avoir combattu durement contre la 65e. La poursuite de l'ennemi en deroute a la frontiere francaise a ete interrompue le 2 mai lors de la reddition allemande en Italie et de la fin de la Seconde Guerre mondiale en Europe. Etat II+. US 34th DI liner. Made of Firestone high-pressure composite material. Missing cap. Metal clips heavily oxidized. Numerous cracks on liner edges. 60% paint. US 34th Infantry Division front insignia at 60%. According to the seller's information, this liner comes from Italy. Some wear and patina. Condition II+. The 34th Infantry Division is an infantry division of the United States Army, part of the National Guard, which participated in World War I, World War II and multiple current conflicts. It was the first American division deployed in Europe during the Second World War, where it fought with great distinction in the Italian campaign. On January 8, 1942, the 34th Division was transported by train to Fort Dix, New Jersey, to quickly prepare for overseas movement. The first contingent embarked in Brooklyn on January 14, 1942, and left New York the following day. The first group of 4,508 men came ashore at 12 h15 p.m. on January 26, 1942 at Dufferin Quay, Belfast, Northern Ireland. By January 1944, the division was back on the front line, beating the defenses of the Bernhardt Line. Persevering through fierce fighting along the Mignano Gap, the 34th used Goat Herds to clear minefields. The 34th took Monte Trocchio without resistance as the German defenders retreated to the main prepared defenses of the Gustav Line. On January 24, 1944, in the First Battle of Monte Cassino, they pushed across the Gari River into the hills behind and attacked the monastery hill overlooking the town of Monte Cassino. While they came close to capturing the objective, in the end their attacks on the monastery and the town failed. The 34th Infantry Division's performance in the mountains was considered one of the finest feats of arms accomplished by any soldier during the war. The unit suffered heavy losses. After rest and rehabilitation, the 34th Division landed at Anzio beachhead on March 25, 1944. The division held defensive positions until the offensive of May 23, when it broke out of the beachhead, took Cisterna and raced to Civitavecchia and the Italian capital of Rome. After a short rest, the division, now commanded by Major-General Charles Bolte, crossed the Cecina River to liberate Livorno on July 19, 1944, and went on to take Monte Belmonte in October during fighting on the Gothic Line. Digging in south of Bologna for the winter, the 34th piloted the line opposite the German 65th Infantry Division. The Red Bull division jumped out as part of the spring 1945 offensive in Italy on April 15, 1945, and captured Bologna on April 21 after fighting hard against the 65th. The pursuit of the routed enemy to the French border was halted on May 2 with the German surrender in Italy and the end of World War II in Europe. Condition II+.
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Liner de la 34th DI US. En materiaux composite haute pression, fabrication Firestone. Coiffe manquante. Les agrafes metalliques sont fortement oxydees. Nombreuses fissures sur les bordures du liner. Peinture a 60%. Insigne frontal de la 34th division d'infanterie US a 60%. Selon les informations du vendeur ce liner provient d'Italie. A noter une certaine usure et patine de la piece. Etat II+. La 34e division d'infanterie est une division d'infanterie de l'armee des etats-Unis, qui fait partie de la Garde nationale, qui a participe a la Premiere Guerre mondiale, a la Seconde Guerre mondiale et a de multiples conflits actuels. C'etait la premiere division americaine deployee en Europe pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, ou elle a combattu avec une grande distinction dans la campagne italienne. Le 8 janvier 1942, la 34e division a ete transportee par train a Fort Dix, dans le New Jersey, pour se preparer rapidement au mouvement a l'etranger. Le premier contingent s'embarqua a Brooklyn le 14 janvier 1942 et parta de New York le lendemain. Le premier groupe de 4 508 hommes est arrive a terre a 12 h 15 le 26 janvier 1942 a Dufferin Quay, Belfast, Irlande du Nord. En janvier 1944, la division etait de retour sur la premiere ligne en train de battre les defenses de la ligne Bernhardt. Persevere a travers des combats acharnes le long du trou de Mignano, le 34e a utilise des Troupeaux de chevres pour defricher les champs de mines. Le 34e a pris Monte Trocchio sans resistance alors que les defenseurs allemands se retiraient aux principales defenses preparees de la ligne Gustav. Le 24 janvier 1944, lors de la premiere bataille de Monte Cassino, ils ont pousse de l'autre cote de la riviere Gari dans les collines derriere et ont attaque la colline du monastere qui dominait la ville de Monte Cassino. Alors qu'ils ont failli capturer l'objectif, en fin de compte, leurs attaques contre le monastere et la ville ont echoue. La performance de la 34e division d'infanterie dans les montagnes a ete consideree comme l'un des plus beaux exploits d'armes accomplis par tous les soldats pendant la guerre. L'unite a subi de graves pertes. Apres le repos et la rehabilitation, la 34e division a debarque a la tete de plage d'Anzio le 25 mars 1944. La division a maintenu des positions defensives jusqu'a l'offensive du 23 mai, lorsqu'elle a eclate de la tete de mer, a pris Cisterna et a couru jusqu'a Civitavecchia et la capitale italienne de Rome. Apres un court repos, la division, maintenant commandee par le major-general Charles Bolte, a traverse la riviere Cecina pour liberer Livourne, le 19 juillet 1944, et a continue a prendre Monte Belmonte en octobre pendant les combats sur la ligne gothique. Creuser au sud de Bologne pour l'hiver, le 34e a pilote la ligne en face de la 65e division d'infanterie allemande. La division Red Bull a saute dans le cadre de l'offensive du printemps 1945 en Italie, le 15 avril 1945, et a capture Bologne le 21 avril apres avoir combattu durement contre la 65e. La poursuite de l'ennemi en deroute a la frontiere francaise a ete interrompue le 2 mai lors de la reddition allemande en Italie et de la fin de la Seconde Guerre mondiale en Europe. Etat II+. US 34th DI liner. Made of Firestone high-pressure composite material. Missing cap. Metal clips heavily oxidized. Numerous cracks on liner edges. 60% paint. US 34th Infantry Division front insignia at 60%. According to the seller's information, this liner comes from Italy. Some wear and patina. Condition II+. The 34th Infantry Division is an infantry division of the United States Army, part of the National Guard, which participated in World War I, World War II and multiple current conflicts. It was the first American division deployed in Europe during the Second World War, where it fought with great distinction in the Italian campaign. On January 8, 1942, the 34th Division was transported by train to Fort Dix, New Jersey, to quickly prepare for overseas movement. The first contingent embarked in Brooklyn on January 14, 1942, and left New York the following day. The first group of 4,508 men came ashore at 12 h15 p.m. on January 26, 1942 at Dufferin Quay, Belfast, Northern Ireland. By January 1944, the division was back on the front line, beating the defenses of the Bernhardt Line. Persevering through fierce fighting along the Mignano Gap, the 34th used Goat Herds to clear minefields. The 34th took Monte Trocchio without resistance as the German defenders retreated to the main prepared defenses of the Gustav Line. On January 24, 1944, in the First Battle of Monte Cassino, they pushed across the Gari River into the hills behind and attacked the monastery hill overlooking the town of Monte Cassino. While they came close to capturing the objective, in the end their attacks on the monastery and the town failed. The 34th Infantry Division's performance in the mountains was considered one of the finest feats of arms accomplished by any soldier during the war. The unit suffered heavy losses. After rest and rehabilitation, the 34th Division landed at Anzio beachhead on March 25, 1944. The division held defensive positions until the offensive of May 23, when it broke out of the beachhead, took Cisterna and raced to Civitavecchia and the Italian capital of Rome. After a short rest, the division, now commanded by Major-General Charles Bolte, crossed the Cecina River to liberate Livorno on July 19, 1944, and went on to take Monte Belmonte in October during fighting on the Gothic Line. Digging in south of Bologna for the winter, the 34th piloted the line opposite the German 65th Infantry Division. The Red Bull division jumped out as part of the spring 1945 offensive in Italy on April 15, 1945, and captured Bologna on April 21 after fighting hard against the 65th. The pursuit of the routed enemy to the French border was halted on May 2 with the German surrender in Italy and the end of World War II in Europe. Condition II+.
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