Original WWII U.S. 28th Division Grouping Attributed to Leo Paynter 109th Infantry Regiment, Company “A” French Uniforms The back lining of the

The back lining of the coat still retains full arsenal stamping:

This particular poster is notable for being part of a 1942 contest sponsored by Devoe & Reynolds Painting Company to create images that would reinforce the importance of protecting information

By the mid-1850s

Army 2nd Lieutenant in front of a desolate war-torn environment

Original WWII U.S. 28th Division Grouping Attributed to Leo Paynter 109th Infantry Regiment, Company “A” French Uniforms The back lining of theOriginal Items: Only One Available. This is an outstanding grouping which was obtained directly from the family of the Veteran! Leo Paynter served with Company A of the 109th Infantry Regiment, 28th Division during WWII. Accompanying the grouping is a letter from the veterans son which highlights some of his Fathers service. He landed in France with the rest of the 28th Division on July 22, 1944, and entered combat in the vicinity of St. Lo, Normandy