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Website has just been updated with some rare Polish items.
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Rare and desirable WWII Polish Parachute Badge. Awarded to Cpl. Janusz Banaszkiewicz of the 1st Company, 1st Parachute Battalion, 1st Parachute Brigade. https://jm-militaria.com/product/polish-parachute-wing-badge-cpl-janusz-banaszkiewicz-3565/
Cpl. Banaszkiewicz served with distinction during Operation Market Garden. On September 23, 1944, he parachuted from plane no. 26 as part of the Polish brigade's deployment. Dropped near Grave at 4:45 PM, he and 564 Polish paratroopers returned to action after an earlier mission had been aborted. The following evening, they reached Driel to reinforce the trapped British forces at Arnhem, facing intense German opposition. Unfortunately, during the drop, 20 paratroopers were injured.
This badge not only honors the bravery of Polish forces during WWII but also reflects the personal story of Cpl. Banaszkiewicz.

17th Duke of York's - 3rd Canadian Infantry Division.
This is a scarce Officer's cap badge, stunning example, made by Scully, Montreal. https://jm-militaria.com/product/17th-duke-of-yorks-officers-cap-badge/

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The website has just been updated with two exceptional items. A rare British C**t Magazine pouch as used by special forces and a Dutch 'Stoottroepen' M1 helmet. And other items. https://jm-militaria.com/product-category/new-items/

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Later today available at our website this RARE C**t magazine pouch Mec 1943 in uncleaned, field worn condition.

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A rare British D-Day Battle Jerkin and a battle-dress tunic from the 4th/7th Royal Dragoon Guards. Don't miss out on these remarkable pieces of history

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Authentic British 'Battle Jerkin', developed in 1942 by Colonel Rivers-MacPherson and introduced in 1943. Designed to replace the Pattern 37 web gear, it was used by British and Canadian assault troops during WWII.

Made from heavy-duty canvas with sewn-in pouches for ammo and grenades, this Battle Jerkin is in good, field-worn condition, with sand still on the buckle strap! Marked by W&G, dated 1943, size Medium, and complete with all original strings and toggles.

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WWII British MkII helmet named to Annie Soulsby, service number 2092257, she enlisted the Women's Auxiliary Air Force in 1941. https://jm-militaria.com/product/british-mkii-helmet-fl-1941/

The helmet is in untouched condition. It comes complete with its original liner and chinstrap. The liner remains in good, used condition, maker-marked "N'Ltd" and dated 1940. Even the chinstrap is stamped with a maker's mark and date of 1941.

The WAAF was not an independent organisation nor was it completely integrated within the RAF. Barrage balloon crew under inspection, November 1943Rather it was interlinked with its ‘parent’ force for the purpose of substituting, where possible, women for RAF personnel.

It was mobilised on 28 August 1939 and within the year tens of thousands of women had volunteered to serve. In 1941 the WAAF became part of the Armed Forces of the Crown, subject to the Air Force Act. This was greeted with pride and enthusiasm by its members.

With conscription for women introduced from December 1941, the ranks swelled further so that by July 1943 a peak strength of 182,000 had been reached.

By 1945 a quarter of a million women had served in the WAAF in over 110 different trades, Certificate of Enrolmentsupporting operations around the world. They were an integral and vital part of the Royal Air Force’s war effort.The

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Website has been updated with a US Airborne Jumpsuit jacket & trousers, a British Mk1 RAC helmet with insignia to both sides of the helmet and a Brigade Piron MkII helmet, named to a Belgium soldier who served in Normandy 1944.

This helmet will be available for listing later today. Be sure to visit our homepage, where you can easily sign up to receive email updates and stay informed! www.jm-militaria.nl

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Today, we're featuring a collection of Polish Armoured Division insignia. Check out our website for more details and to make a purchase. https://jm-militaria.com/product-category/new-items/

We've just updated the website with a rare Glider Pilot Regiment crash helmet. Including this update is a nice 1st pattern Denison smock and Windproof smock. https://jm-militaria.com/product-category/new-items/

No.10 Commando embroidered shoulder titles. Please check it out at the website. https://jm-militaria.com/product/no-10-commando-embroidered-shoulder-title-5/

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RARE Original WWII Canadian Parachute Corps cap badge, crafted in dark brown Bakelite by the Canadian General Rubber Company of Galt, Ontario. This badge includes the often-missing plastic pin, making it even more rare.

And a rare No.10 Commando embroidered shoulder title.

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