US WW2 M-1936 Rubberized Musset Bag 'DSC Recipient 502nd PIR Captain Fred Drennan' US WW2 M-1936 Rubberized Musset Bag 'DSC Recipient 502nd PIR Captain Fred Drennan' US WW2 M-1936 Rubberized Musset Bag 'DSC Recipient 502nd PIR Captain Fred Drennan' US WW2 M-1936 Rubberized Musset Bag 'DSC Recipient 502nd PIR Captain Fred Drennan' US WW2 M-1936 Rubberized Musset Bag 'DSC Recipient 502nd PIR Captain Fred Drennan' US WW2 M-1936 Rubberized Musset Bag 'DSC Recipient 502nd PIR Captain Fred Drennan' US WW2 M-1936 Rubberized Musset Bag 'DSC Recipient 502nd PIR Captain Fred Drennan' US WW2 M-1936 Rubberized Musset Bag 'DSC Recipient 502nd PIR Captain Fred Drennan' US WW2 M-1936 Rubberized Musset Bag 'DSC Recipient 502nd PIR Captain Fred Drennan' US WW2 M-1936 Rubberized Musset Bag 'DSC Recipient 502nd PIR Captain Fred Drennan' US WW2 M-1936 Rubberized Musset Bag 'DSC Recipient 502nd PIR Captain Fred Drennan'

US WW2 M-1936 Rubberized Musset Bag 'DSC Recipient 502nd PIR Captain Fred Drennan'

In a very good condition a US WW2 M-1936 Rubberized Musset bag.
The bag is maker marked and 1943 dated.
It's nicely named on the front and backside of the musset bag with the name and army service number of the former owner 'Captain Fred Drennan, Commander of the Easy Company 502nd Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division.
Captain Drennan became the Distinguished Service Cross on 18 Septemner 1944 during Market Garden with loose of his life.

Captain Fred O. Drennan, 0-383382, Parachute Infantry, for extraordinary heroism in action at Best, the Netherlands on 18 September 1944. While leading his unit in an attack against very heavy enemy resistance, Captain Drennan, although severely wounded, refused to be evacuated and continued to lead the attack displaying superior skill and determination. While under intense enemy machine gun fire, Captain Drennan located an 88mm gun in a woods and after emplacing a 60mm mortar directed its fire so accurately that the entire enemy gun crew was destroyed. Then, with utter disregard for his personal safety, he advanced fearlessly over an open field and though armed only with a rifle annihilated an enemy machine gun crew that had been firing on his mortar position. Later, while continuing the attack he was mortally wounded. Captain Drennan’s great personal courage, gallant leadership and devotion to duty so inspired his men that they continued with grimmer determination to carry their ultimate objective.

This item is for sure a historical piece that fit's in every Market Garden, 101st Airborne Division collection.

Code: 71853

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