.50 Cal Shot Bullet from The Battle of The Bulge - Bastogne, Belgium with COA
8x12x3/4” Display Case
Case Reads:
"The Defenders of Bastogne, Belgium
101st Airborne Division
CCB of the 10th Armored Division
705th Tank Destroyer Battalion
.50 Caliber Bullet shot from a browning machine gun
Known also as The Siege of Bastogne, between German and American forces from December 20th - December 27th, 1944. Panzer columns took the outlying villages and widely separated strongpoints in bitter fighting, and advanced to points near Bastogne in four days, due to heavy rainfall only one road could be used as a crossing point allowing the 101st Airborne reinforced by elements of the 9th and 10th Armored divisions to arrive in Bastogne ahead of the German Army on December 19th. The fierce defense of Bastogne in which the soldiers of the 101st Airborne distinguished themselves, made it impossible for the Germans to capture the town with it's important road junctions. On the 22nd, the Germans demanded unconditional surrender to which the commander of U.S. Forces at Bastogne, Brigadier General Anthony McAuliffe sent this reply back to the Germans, "NUTS". With the Panzer columns on either side of Bastogne, the siege ended when on the 24th of December George Patton wheeled his 3rd Army in a counterthrust movement breaking through the German lines relieving the valiant defenders and driving the German army East across the Rhine"
2 holes on back for easy wall mounting
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