Original Japanese WWII Good Luck Silk Flag - 128th Infantry Regiment Captured War Trophy Category_Lock Assembly allowing it to resume the

allowing it to resume the attack

Dating anywhere in the first half of the 19th century

These are really rare and hardly ever encountered

Before the spin Right waist Gunner S/Sgt Benjamin E

The 307th Fighter Squadron was activated as part of the 31st Fighter Group at Baer Field

Original Japanese WWII Good Luck Silk Flag - 128th Infantry Regiment Captured War Trophy Category_Lock Assembly allowing it to resume theOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is silk flag from WW2 Japan. It has the classic meatball red circle at center with white background and measures approximately 36 x 28. This flag was used by a soldier for prayers and good luck. The Japanese call their country's flag hinomaru, which translates literally to "sun round", referencing the red circle on a white field. The Good Luck Flag, known as hinomaru yosegaki in the Japanese language, was a