World War II Army and Army Air Force Veteran's 1946 Storage Box opened after 75 Years in the Attic.

This information is in both Military Medals of America or U.S. Army Medals, Badges and Insignia available at moapress.com/. This is a fun and interesting video about opening up a world war two veteran's uniform storage box after it had been sitting in an attic for over 75 years. Some very interesting surprises that any American born after 1960 will have never seen and hopefully never will. For replacement medals, ribbons, insignia, shadow boxes and more shop our on line catalog: www.medalsofamerica.com/onlin...
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[@markm994]

Glad that the family member was nice enough to give the uniform to someone that cares.

[@anthonyr5869]

Thank you for showcasing Fred’s uniform. Amazing thank you Fred for your service to our nation. You are the best we have to offer

[@4adam598]

Thanks for a very insteresting video!

[@jaredevildog6343]

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[@PairOfCatEyes]

Kind of like an unboxing video, fantastic

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[@annettemalaski1967]

I hope the good corporal Fred is pleased! A museum would be a nice home! Also consider a US veterans facility. The VA facilities often have displays of uniforms and artifacts on display so others can learn and remember.

[@matthewmarston5149]

High Altitude Low Opening: 60.000 miles from earth 60 knots of wind in parachute opening to 5.000 feet low opening into the sea

[@thurin84]

yeah, no way that cardboard box is 75 years old. and no way that uniform and sweater spent 75 years in an attic and are that good condition. bet they were in cedar for a long time. still lovely uniform, especially the far east aaf patch and matc dui.
ration books are actually fairly common. remember every single citizen in the usa not in the military was issued one. ive got several from family. love the graphics on them.
really enjoyed this box opening.

[@veteransmedalsworkshop-moa4376]

I think you may be right..everything look’s almost new but that was the box Lisa gave them to me.

[@thurin84]

@@veteransmedalsworkshop-moa4376 yeah, looks way too mint to have been in an attic for 75 years. ive seen ww1 uniforms stored in cedar that looked brand new. they probably came across "dads old army cloths" and need the space and threw it in the box 20-30 years ago and forgot about it. oh well, at least its going to be cherished and displayed now. thats the important part.

[@richardsnow7299]

What a interesting find thanks Colonel

[@jgonzalez101]

Great Presentation, nice finds in the box!

[@bernarda658]

The Army reinstated them not to long ago. Bought one and the are nicer than the class A. The material isn't the original.

[@careavis]

Wonderful job that was awesome to see

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[@032Eagle]

That's cool. Thanks for sharing.

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Thanks for watching!

[@jaredevildog6343]

Great video sir.

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thanks for your support!

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[@zackahmmann4251]

Great new video! Keep ‘em coming.

[@loanho5163]

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[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

I have and area in my basement that I cannot approach. It's Filled with about five duffle bags form my time the 3ID and 8ID. Mostly it's about Iraq. Stuck 'em in there 23 years ago and walled the area off. It is weird, but I just can't open 'em. I've tried.