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Up for sale, is a used vintage Vietnam POW MIA bracelet for Sgt. James Harwood, US ARMY, 1-15-71. \"Sergeant James Arthur Harwood entered the U.S. Army from Texas and was a member of Company A, Detachment B-43, 5th Special Forces Group. He was one of the Special Forces advisors accompanying this patrol when it was attacked. He was severely wounded during the fighting. The sole American survivor of the ambush attempted to administer medical aid to SGT Harwood, but was unsuccessful and was forced to leave the area without him. The sergeant\'s remains were not recovered.\" \" On January 15, 1971, a reconnaissance platoon from the 6th Mobile Operations Battalion, comprising 24 Cambodian troops and three U.S. Army Special Forces advisors, was ambushed by enemy forces while on a training mission near Nui Ta Bec Mountain, South Vietnam. The platoon was traveling down the slope of Hill 282, northwest of Chi Lang, when the ambush occurred. During the fighting, two of the three Special Forces advisors were lost. The single surviving advisor was able to escape the area and make contact with a rescue force. The other two remain unaccounted for.\" ... it\'s from a local estate and, like all of my listings, the price includes Free USPS Shipping.Please carefully look at all of the images, as this is the item that you will be receiving...Returns: No returns on this item.GOOD LUCK & THANKS FOR YOUR BUSINESS !! 1971 Vietnam War POW MIA Bracelet For Sgt. James Harwood US ARMY MIA 1/15/71 1971 Vietnam War POW MIA Bracelet For Sgt. James Harwood US ARMY MIA 1/15/71
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Up for sale, is a used vintage Vietnam POW MIA bracelet for Sgt. James Harwood, US ARMY, 1-15-71. \"Sergeant James Arthur Harwood entered the U.S. Army from Texas and was a member of Company A, Detachment B-43, 5th Special Forces Group. He was one of the Special Forces advisors accompanying this patrol when it was attacked. He was severely wounded during the fighting. The sole American survivor of the ambush attempted to administer medical aid to SGT Harwood, but was unsuccessful and was forced to leave the area without him. The sergeant\'s remains were not recovered.\" \" On January 15, 1971, a reconnaissance platoon from the 6th Mobile Operations Battalion, comprising 24 Cambodian troops and three U.S. Army Special Forces advisors, was ambushed by enemy forces while on a training mission near Nui Ta Bec Mountain, South Vietnam. The platoon was traveling down the slope of Hill 282, northwest of Chi Lang, when the ambush occurred. During the fighting, two of the three Special Forces advisors were lost. The single surviving advisor was able to escape the area and make contact with a rescue force. The other two remain unaccounted for.\" ... it\'s from a local estate and, like all of my listings, the price includes Free USPS Shipping.
Please carefully look at all of the images, as this is the item that you will be receiving...
Returns: No returns on this item.
GOOD LUCK & THANKS FOR YOUR BUSINESS !!
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