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Join Date: Jun 2002
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Bernard, your opinion of the pistol's history is as good as anyone else's and seems reasonable to me.
According to Jeff Noll's book "The Imperial German Regimental Marking" (Revised Edition) on page 157, the 352nd Infantry Regiment was part of the 88th Infantry Division. Perhaps someone has information about the role played by the 88th ID? (I see that George beat me to it by 6 minutes!) |
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