4. 2ndID_ArtifactList.pdf

CASE 1-01

Artifact Caption (CCN 195032):

Imperial Chinese Army 12-Pounder Cannon, c. 1877, inscribed on the barrel “The Third year of Emperor Kuang-hsu [1871-1908], Chon-nung Machinery." A replica of a European muzzle-loading cannon of the late 1700s, it demonstrates China's technological backwardness during the mid- to late 1800s, when the military superiority of Europeans enabled them to extract territorial and trading concessions from China.

12파운드 대포, 청군, 1877, 포신에 다음과 같은 명문이 새겨져 있다. “광서제 3년 (1871-1908), 금릉기기국 제조”, 1700년대 후반 유럽에서 사용하던 전장식 대포의 복제품, 이 대포는 서구 열강이

우세한 군사력을 앞세워 영토를 조차하고 교역에서 특혜를 누리던 19세기 중후반기의 중국의 기술적

낙후성을 보여준다.

7’ 7” x 5’ 5” x 4’ 6”

CASE 1-08

4” x 4.5”

Artifact caption for patch and tag (CCN 876114):

2d Infantry Division Shoulder Sleeve Patch of Maj. Gen. J. L. Collins, carried to the moon in July 1969 by his son, astronaut Michael Collins, aboard Columbia, the command module of Apollo XI, with authentication tag written by Michael Collins.

제임스 로튼 콜린스 소장이 부착했던 이 미2사단 부대마크는 그의 아들인 우주비행사 마이클

콜린스가 아폴로11호의 사령선인 콜롬비아호를 통해 달에 가지고 갔다.

Authentication tag written by Michael Collins.

마이클 콜린스가 쓴 진품확인서

CASE 1-12

Artifact Caption (for CCN 892288 Mace, brown; 892289 Mace, black; 892290 Sash; 892291 Sash)

Sashes about 38” tall x 8” wide, Maces about 59” long.

Drum Major’s maces and sashes from the 2d Division “Warrior” Band.

미2사단 “용사”군악대 고수장의 지휘봉과 견포장

Other band items in case:

Drum Cover: 27” diameter, 1” deep.

Framed photo: Bill Clinton playing with the 2ID band. 10.5” h. x 12” w. x 0.75” d.

(2) Framed certificates, 17” w. x 20.5” h. x 1” d.

CASE 1-09

Artifact Captions (for CCN 6633129, 663320):

Imperial Chinese .75 caliber Parapet Rifle, China Relief Expedition, 1900.

L: 86” x W: 3.5” x H: 10”

Imperial Chinese .56 caliber Parapet Rifle, China Relief Expedition, Model 1900.

L: 84” x W: 3.5” x H: 10.5”

Artifact Captions for CCN 6633308 (bowl), 663309 (tray), 663310 (ladle), 663311-663443 (how many cups do we need to show?):

U.S. Army Silver Officers’ Mess Bowl, “The Liscum Bowl,” serving tray, cups, and ladle, made from two silver ingots presented by the Chinese government.

Tray L: 27” x W: 33” x H: 5” ; Bowl L: 28” x W: 28” x H: 24”; cups L: 3.25” x W: 2.25” x H: 2.25”

CASE 1-10

Artifact Caption for CCN 663313:

Qing (Manchu) Dynasty Dining Chair, made in Wales, used by the 9th Infantry Regiment in the field while awaiting embarkation for D-Day.

The Manchu Throne

The Manchu Throne was obtained from Margam Castle, Port Talbot, Wales, in May 1944, while the Ninth Infantry Regiment was awaiting embarkation for the Normandy Invasion at Omaha Beach.

The Manchu Throne was carried in the field throughout the European Theater of Operations in World War II.

만주왕좌는 9연대가 오마하 해변를 통한 노르망디 상륙작전 출항을 준비중이던 1944년 5월 영국

웨일즈 지방의 탈보트 항 마갬 성에서 획득되었다. 만주왕좌는 2차 대전 당시 유럽전역의 전장을

9연대와 함께 동행하였다.

L: 21” x W: 23.5” x H: 44”

CASE 1-11

Artifact Caption for CCN 19407 (saber), 19500 (scabbard), 194909 (strap):

The Sam Jung Do Saber was presented to Maj. Gen. (later General) Gary E. Luck, commanding general of the 2d Infantry Division, by his former classmate in the U.S. Army Captain’s Career Course, Chun Doo Hwan, president of the Republic of Korea, as a token of their friendship in December 1986.

이 삼정도는 1986년 12월 전두환 전 대통령이 미 육군 대위 경력 과정의 급우였던 미2사단 사단장인

게리 럭 소장(후에 대장진급)에게 우정의 징표로 선물하였다.

In an existing case: 48” w. x 29” h. x 6” d.

CASE 2-01

Artifact Captions for Conservation Form (coat CCN 914992, cap 194407):

U.S. Army Officer Winter Service Coat, c. 1918.

Dia. 10” x H: 6”

U.S. Army Officer Winter Service Cap, Pattern 1912, c. 1915.

9.75” x 10” x 5”

Artifact Captions for Conservation Form (coat CCN 194696, cap 194417):

U.S. Marine Corps Enlisted Dress Coat, Pattern 1917, and Cap, Pattern 1904.

Cap: Dia. 10” x H: 6”; Coat 30.5” x 16.625”

Artifact caption (CCN 194403):

The traditional U.S. Army campaign hat, Pattern 1912, c. 1916, worn during the Mexican Punitive Expedition.

13.5” x 12.25” x 6.5”

Artifact caption (CCN 194899):

A 2d Infantry Division Marine steel Model 1917A1 trench helmet worn by a member of the U.S.

Marine Corps, c. 1917.

11.25” x 3.75”

Artifact caption (CCN194612):

U.S. Marine Corps Service Bugle, c. 1917. L: 18.94” x 31-8/16” x 3.31”

Artifact caption (CCN 194586):

U.S. Army Officer's Leather Map Case, c. 1917. .25” x 10.5” x 6”

CASE 2-02

Artifact caption CCN 194651: [currently displayed in a case]

U.S. Army Trench Mirror, c. 1917.

5.5” x 3.5”

Artifact caption (CCN 194999):

U.S. Army, 2d Division Engineer Battalion, Small Carrier Box Respirator, Model

1917. 2.5” x 9.25” x 9.75”

Diorama artifact captions for Mannequin (coat CCN 194580, haversack CCN ?):

U.S. Army Sergeant’s Winter Service Coat, Pattern 1918.

Need measurements

U.S. Army Field Haversack, Model 1910, c. 1918.

Need measurements

Diorama artifact caption (CCN194382):

U.S. Army Steel Helmet, Model 1917. 12.125” x 11.25” x 3.75”

Diorama artifact caption (CCN ?):

U.S. Army Enlisted Male Winter Dismounted Service Breeches, Pattern 1917.

Need measurements

CASE 2-03

Artifact caption CCN 194637:

U.S. Army Trench Periscope, c. 1918. 14.5” x 2.125”

Diorama artifact caption (left in image above) (CCN 194622)

U.S. Army 3-compartment, aluminum Condiment Can, c. 1917.

L: 6.56” x W: 2.5”

CASE 2-04

Images below of the previous diorama are for information only.

Diorama artifact caption (pan 194619, fork 194624):

U.S. Army, 23d Infantry Regiment, C Company, Meat Pan and tinned steel Field Mess Fork, both Model 1910, c. 1916.

(CCN 194620):

U.S. Army, 23d Infantry Regiment, C Company, Meat Pan, Model 1910, c. 1918.

L: 9” x W: 6.875”

(CCN 194623):

U.S. Army 3-Compartment Condiment Can, c. 1917. 6.56” x 2.5”

Diorama artifact caption (CCN 194471):

U.S. Army, 2d Engineer Regiment, Small Box Respirator Carrier, Model 1917.

2.5” x 11” x 10”

CASE 2-06

(Left, CCN 194466)

U.S. Marine Corps Small Box Respirator, Model 1917 5.5” x 4.5”

Artifact captions (CCN 194470):

U.S. Army, 2d Regiment, Small Carrier Box Respirator, Model 1917.

5.5” x 4.625” x 2.5”

U.S. Army, Gas Mask Filter Canister, Model 1917.

Artifact caption:

Soldiers carried birds in cages to identify poisonous gases. Because birds have sensitive respiratory systems, they die quickly from poisonous gases, indicating a chemical danger zone to soldiers. A healthy bird indicated no present danger.

CASE 2-05

Artifact caption (CCN 194638):

U.S. Army Lensatic Compass, c. 1918. 1.5” x 3.375” x 2.375”

Artifact caption (CCN 194687):

U.S. Army Personnel Identification Tags (Dog Tags), c. 1918. 1” diameter

CASE 2-05

Artifact caption (CCN 194395):

U.S. Army, 15th Artillery Regiment, 2d Division, Steel Helmet, Model

12.125” x 11.25” x 3.75”

GOES WITH UNIFORM BELOW [But display separately, not on same form]

Artifact caption (CCN 194873):

U.S. Army .30 Caliber Cartridge Belt, c.1918 .375” x L: 4.375” x W: 42”

(CCN 194693)

U.S. Army Winter Dismounted Service Breeches, c. 1917. 35” x 26”

Artifact caption (CCN 194692)

U.S. Army Enlisted Winter Service Coat, c. 1918. L: 29.5” x W: 15.5”

Artifact caption (CCN 194530)

NEED CAPTION FOR CORRECT SHOES [Replace with repros]

Artifact caption (CCN 194874):

U.S. Army First-Aid Pouch, Model 1910, c. 1918. L: 3.75” x W: 5.25” x .25”

(CCN 194875):

U.S. Navy First-Aid Packet, Model 1910, c. 1918. 1” x L: 2.44” x W: 4”

Artifact caption (CCN 194594):

U.S. Marines, 43d Company, 5th Regiment, 2d Division, Field Bag, c. 1917. 13” x 11.25”

Artifact caption (CCN 194632, shown above left):

U.S. Army Dismounted Canteen Cover, Model 1910, c. 1918.

H: 7.5” x W: 5.5”

(CCN 194627, shown above right)

U.S. Army Water Canteen, Model 910, aluminum, c. 1918. H: 7.625” x W: 4”

Artifact captions (CCN 194684, 194685, 194696):

Top: U.S. Army, 12th Field Artillery Regiment Shoulder Sleeve Insignia, c. 1918. Bottom left:

U.S. Army, 2d Engineer Regiment Shoulder Sleeve Insignia, c. 1918. Bottom right: U.S. Army, 2d Engineer Regiment Shoulder Sleeve Insignia, c. 1918.

3.75” x 3.19”; 3.25” x 3.56”; .5” x 3.375”

Artifact caption (CCN 194593):

U.S. Army, 23d Infantry Regiment, C Company, Haversack Meat Can Pouch, Model 1910, c.

1917. 9” x 10”

Artifact caption (CCN 194546):

.45 Caliber Pistol Holster, Model 1912, c. 1915. L: 14” x 5”

Artifact caption (CCN194641):

Civilian Boot Hook, steel/bone, c. 1915. HOW USED? L: 7.81” x W: 3.31”

Artifact caption (CCN 194625):

Civilian Wood Boot Jack, c. 1915. L: 11.25” x W: 2”

Artifact caption (CCN 194529):

U.S. Army Service Officer Leather Boots, c. 1918. Need dimensions

CASE 2-08

Artifact caption (CCN 194487):

U.S. Army Bolt Action Magazine Rifle, Model 1903, c. 1917. L: 43.25” x 3.5” x 7”

(CCN 194397):

German Army Combat Helmet, Model 1916. 12.5” x 9.25” x 6.25”

Artifact caption (knife CCN 194438, scabbard 194439 ):

German Army Bayonet Knife and Scabbard, c. 1917. 11.19” x 1.875” x .75”

Artifact caption (CCN 194455):

U.S. Army Trench Knife, Model 1917. .75” x L: 13.875” x W: 4.25”

(CCN 194427):

U.S. Marine Corps Bolo Knife, c. 1917. .875” x L: 14.375” x 3.375”

(CCN 194479):

German Army Gewehr 1871 Mauser Spandau 11-mm. Carbine, c. 1887

L: 39.5” x 1.5” x 4.75”

(CCN 194481):

German Army M1871/84 Mauser 11-mm. Rifle, c. 1886

L: 50.25” x 1.5” x 4.75”

(CCN 194515):

Mauser “Broomhandle” Semiautomatic 7.62-mm. (7.63 Mauser) Pistol, c. 1900

L: 9.625” x 6.25” x 1”

(CCN 194523):

U.S. Army Model 1911 Semiautomatic .45 Caliber Pistol, c. 1916, known for its strong “knockdown” power.

L: 9.375” x 5” x 1.125”

(CCN 194816):

German Army MG08/15 Maxim 7.92-mm. Light Machine Gun

German Army belt-fed, water-cooled, MG08/15 Maxim 7.92-mm. Light Machine Gun, c. 1918. More than any other single factor, machine guns made defense stronger than offense and led to trench warfare.

L: 50.25” x 4.5” x 11.5” [Closer to 13” h.]

(CCN 194884):

U.S. Army Model 1918A2 .30 Caliber Browning Automatic Rifle

L: 47”

(CCN 194518):

German P08 Luger 9-mm. Parabellum Semiautomatic Pistol, c. 1917

L: 8” x 5.25” x 1.25”

CASE 2-09

Artifact Caption (P.24):

Unit Citation dated 3 July 1918, France, signed by General Staff Col. Preston Brown.

Secret Memorandum, 18 June 1918, France, signed by General Staff Col. Preston Brown.

Western Union Telegram, 18 July 1918; Victory Service Medal of Cpl. F.S. Bentest.

Artifact Caption (P.25):

해병대 장교출신의 사단장 존 A. 르쥰 장군이 쓴 -“불멸의 사단”, 위대한 전투 부대의 놀랄만한

전쟁기록에 관하여- 라는 기사가 수록된 인디안 신문, 1권, 1호, 1919년 4월 15일

The Indian Newspaper, Volume 1, Number 1, 15 April 1919, containing the article “An Immortal Division” concerning the remarkable war record of a great fighting organization – written by Gen.

John A. Lejeune, one of the Marine Corps commanders of the 2d Division.

Artifact caption CCN 194979:

U.S. Army, 2d Division, Great War history, c. 1919.

5” x 7”

CASE 2-10

Artifact caption (CCN 663289):

The Howland Trophy is presented annually to the regiment that most excels in all aspects of soldiering. The accompanying photograph shows the trophy being presented by the commander of the 2d Infantry Division, Brig. Gen. Howland, to the commander of the 23d Infantry Regiment, 2d Division, in 1932.

홀랜드 트로피는 매년 가장 우수한 부대에 수여되었다. 트로피와 함께 전시된 사진은 1932년 사단장

홀랜드 준장이 제23연대에 수여하는 장면을 담고 있다.

H: 18.75” x 8.25” x13.25”

(CCN 194405):

Officer's Service Hat, Pattern 1912. 14.25” x 12.75” x 5.75”

(CCN 194598):

Horse Grooming Brush, Model 1918. .5” x 6.5” x 3.5”

(CCN 194610):

Horse Curry Comb, Model 1918. 1” x 4.69” x 3.5”

CASE 3-01

WW2 SUB-SECTION: U.S WEAPONS AND EQUIPMENT OF WORLD WAR II

52” w. (with bayonet) x 8” h. x 3” d.

(CCN 663271):

U.S. Army M1 “Garand” Rifle with Bayonet and M7 Scabbard. Designed by John C. Garand and adopted by the U.S. Army in 1936, it became the first semi-automatic rifle issued to an entire army.

It gave U.S. soldiers in World War II a significant firepower advantage over German and Japanese soldiers with bolt-action rifles.

세계 2차대전동안의 미군 무기와 장비들

미육군 착검한 M1”개런드” 소총과M7대검 집. 존 개런드에 의해 디자인 되었고 1936년 미 육군에

보급, 미군에 보급된 최초의 반자동 소총. 세계 2차대전 당시 미군 병사들에게 볼트 액션 소총을

사용하는 독일군이나 일본군 보다 엄청난 화력의 우위를 제공했다.

(CCN 194836): [Attached to the above]

U.S. Army M1 Bayonet Knife, M1945. L: 14.5 ” x 3.5” x 1” 미 육군 M1 대검 1945년

(CCN 194837):

M7 1945년 U.S. Army M1 “Garand” Bayonet Scabbard, M7, 1945. L: 11.5” x W: 2.5” x 1.5”, 미 육군 M1 개런드 대검집, 8발들이 M1 개런드 소총용 탄창

(CCN?)

2.25” x 2.25” x 1”

8 Round Clip for M1 Garand Rifle .

(CCN?)

U.S. Army Hand Grenade. 미 육군 수류탄

2.5” diameter x 5” h.

(CCN 194876):

U.S. Army Automatic Pistol Leather Hip Holster, Model 1916, c. 1945. 미 육군 자동권총 가죽집, 1916년모델

L: 10.5” x W: 5” x .81”

(CCN 194408):

Wool Cold Weather Cap, M-1941, circa 1943. 양털 방한 모자

9” x 7” x 3”

(CCN 194595):

U.S. Army Field Combat Pack, M1945. L: 10.25” x W: 14.5” x 5.5” 미 육군 야전 팩

[As pictured, pack is 22” w. and 15” h. (excludes shovel)]

CCN 194856, pack; 194854 shovel carrier, 194855 shovel):

A: U.S. Army Field Cargo Pack, M1945, c. 1952. L: 15” x W: 11.5” x 3.5”

B. U.S. Army Folding Shovel Entrenching Tool Carrier, M1943. .25” x 10.25” x W: 7.5”

C: U.S. Army Folding Shovel Entrenching Tool, M1943 c. 1945. 20.5” x W: 2”

Artifact Captions:

(CCN 194587, below):

M1944 Binocular Case. 4.375” x 8.75” x 10” M1944 쌍안경 통

(CCN 194847):

U.S. Army Combat Pack Suspenders, M 1945, c. 1952. L: 42” x W: 2” x .5”

미 육군 X 반도 군장

Artifact captions on Conservation Form (CCN 194852):

U.S. Army Field Jacket, NEED WW2 EXAMPLE L: 33” x W: 19.5”

미 육군 야전 상의

(CCN 194872):

U.S. Army Belt Cartridge, .30 Caliber, M1923, c. 1945. .25” x L: 4.75” x W: 36”

미 육군 탄띠

[around shoulder of mannequin]

U.S. Army Gas Mask Carrier 미육군 방독면 가방 10.125” x 22.5”

Diorama caption (CCN 194386):

U.S. Army Ground Troops Steel Helmet, Pattern 1941, c. 1941. L: 11” x W: 9.5” x H: 6.75”

미 육군 지상군 철모

CASE 3-02

RAIL IN FRONT OF DIORAMA:

(CCN 194420): 12.5” x 9.5”

Normandy Invasion Commemorative Plate

노르망디 상륙 작전 기념패

LIBERATING BREST DIORAMA

Diorama artifact caption (CCN 194818): [Needs to be secured to base]

M1A3 Anti-tank Gun, .57-mm., c. 1942.

L: 190” x 74” x 57.5”

Diorama artifact caption (CCN 194538-40):

U.S. Army .57-mm. Anti-tank Wood Ammunition Boxes, c. 1945. 미 육군 57mm대전차 탄약 박스

Diorama artifact caption (CCN?):

Canteen and canned rations. 반합과 통조림 식량

[Do these need to be labeled?]

Diorama artifact caption (CCN?):

Anti-tank ammunition대전차 탄

CASE 3-03

Bible, c. 1940, owned by the German Air Force and used for American prisoner-of-war funerals.

성경책 1940년경, 독일 공군이 소유 미군 포로 장례식에 사용

9.5” x 6.5” (open)

(CCN 194831):

The U.S. flag made from sugar bags and dyed in blood. 설탕포대 2자루를 이용, 피로 칠한 성조기

In a flag frame: 18.25” w. x 9.25” h. at peak x 2.5” d.

CASE 3-04

Souvenirs of the German Army

독일군의 전리품

Artifact Captions:

(CCN 194715):

German Army Officer Parade Dress Coat, M1943. 27” x 16”

(CCN 194406):

German Army Officer Armor Service Cap, M1942. 10.5” x 9” x 5.75”

(CCN 194648):

German Army Hand Stick Grenade, 44GCK, M1944.

14.5” x 2”

(CCN 194621):

German Army Mess Tin, M1940. 3.69” x L: 4.69” x W: 6.875”

(CCN 194383):

German Air Defense Police Combat Helmet, c. 1943. L: 11.5” x W: 9.5” x 6.5”

(CCN 194515):

German Army Luger Semi-automatic Pistol, 8-Round, 9-mm.

Parabellum, c. 1914, taken by a 2ID soldier as a souvenir. 8.75” x 5.5” x 1.5”

(CCN 194682):

Nazi Party Armband Brassard, c. 1944, taken by a 2ID soldier as a souvenir. 8” x 4.31”

(CCN 194737):

German Nazi Party Hitler Youth Tabard, c. 1935, taken by a 2ID soldier as a souvenir.

L: 21” x W: 20”

(CCN 194683):

German Army Armband Brassard, c. 1944, taken by a 2ID soldier as a souvenir. 6.625” x 31.19”

(CCN 663537):

German Air Force Cuff Title, c. 1940, taken by a 2ID soldiers as a souvenir. 1.25” x 7.25”

(CCN 194673):

German National Socialist ("Nazi") Party Civilian Day Badge, c. 1935. L: .5” x W: .5”

MOUNTED DIRECTLY TO EXHIBIT WALL

V-E DAY SUB-SECTION

The Spearhead was published monthly for 2ID soldiers. Right behind the front page, devoted to V-E Day, were the baseball scores. Having seized Leipzig on 18 April, and been relieved, the 2ID moved 1-3 May 1945 some 200 miles to positions along the German-Czech border to relieve the 97th and 99th Divisions. On 4 May the 2ID crossed into Czechoslovakia. On 8 May, V-E or Victory in Europe Day, the 2ID attacked Pilsen.

스피어헤드지는 매달 미2사단 병사들을 위해 발행되었다. 유럽전승 기념일을 다루고 있는 일면 바로

뒤에는 야구 경기의 결과가 나와있다. 미2사단은 4월 18일 라이프치히를 점령한 후 1945년 5월

1일에서 3일까지 약 200마일을 이동, 97사단과 99사단을 교대하여 독일-체코을 따라 자리 잡았다.

5월 8일 유럽 전승기념일에 필센을 공격했다.

CASE 3-05

(CCN?) 13” w. x 15.25” h. x about 2” d.

Photographic records of Operation Oilskin, a 1947 training exercise that which focused on amphibious assault landings, are preserved in this binder.

Artifact captions:

17” x 33”

(Above, CCN 663200)

(CCN 663352):

U.S. Army Ground Troops Steel and Chrome Helmet, M1 (Pattern 1943), worn by the Division Color Guard, c. 1946.

L: 11.5” x W: 9.25” x H: 7”

U.S. Army Khaki Shirt, c . 1950 .

(CCN 663300):

U.S. Army Ground Troops Helmet, M1, early 1950s, worn by a military policeman.

9-1/2” x 11” x 7”

CASE 4-01

Artifact Captions: THESE 4 ITEMS ARE ON A CONSERVATION FORM TOGETHER

(CCN 194419):

North Korean Army Enlisted Field Cap, M1950. 8” x 9” x 4”

(CCN 194721):

North Korean Army Winter Field Coat, c. 1955 but similar to earlier patterns.

L: 37.5” x W: 19”

(CCN 194722):

North Korean Army Field Trousers (under coat), 1950s. L: 29" x W: 32.5

(CCN 194597):

North Korean Army Field Pack, M1950.

22.5” x 20.75”

(CCN 194656):

North Korean Army Entrenching Tool, M1950. L: 22” x W: 6.19”

Artifact caption (CCN 194813):

Soviet Mosin-Nagant, Carbine, 7.62 Caliber, M1944.

L: 40” x 4” x 1.5”

(CCN 194893):

U.S. Army AN/PRC-6 Radio/Transmitter Set, c. 1958.

W: 4” x H: 16”, antenna – L: 24”

Artifact caption (CCN663355):

U.S. Army First-Aid Pouch, M1942, c. 1950. L: 5.5” x W: 1.5” x H: 2.5”

Artifact caption (CCN 663354):

U.S. Army Camouflage First-Aid Field Dressing, c. 1950. L: 4” x W: 1” x H: 2.25”

Artifact Caption (CCN 6632220):

U.S. Army 2d Infantry Division Enlisted Man’s “Ike” Jacket, M1943, c. 1950. 36” x 32” x 24”

(CCN 663201)

U.S. Army Service Shirt, c. 1944.

Map:

Route of the 2d Infantry Division during the Korean War

(CCN 663356)

U.S. Army Steel Water Canteen, P1942, c. 1944. L: 3.25” x W: 5” x H: 7.5”

(CCN 663350)

Folding Handle Canteen Cup, Model 1910, c. 1944. L: 6.5” x W: 5.25” x H: 4”

[NOT USED] Republic of Korea Presidential Unit Citation, 29 September 1950.

Diorama artifact captions (shoes, CCN 194801-2)

Left: Traditional rice straw shoes worn by men and women, mid-1900s.

W: 3.5” x H: 2.5”; Right: Women’s Ko Shin Dress Shoes, mid-20th Century, L: 9.5” x W: 2.75” x

H: 2.5”; Center: Raised Wood shoes for wet weather walking, L: 11.5” x W: 3.5” x H: 7”

“Pyong-Min Got” hats for the middle class

Artifact Captions:

Hat, White/Brown Bamboo/Horsehair, circa 1950, 5.5” x 4.875” x L: 10.5” (CCN 194792)

Hat, Black Horsehair, Mid-20th Century, 5.5” x 4.25” x L: 9.125” (CCN 194793)

CASE 4-04

U.N. SUB-SECTION:

(P.35) Artifact Caption: 33” x 23.5”

This wooden inlay of the 2d Infantry Division insignia was donated by a member of the French Battalion, which was attached to the 2d Infantry Division during the Korean War.

Artifact Captions:

(CCN 194422)

The Netherlands (Dutch) Army Service Beret, c. 1950. 10” x 6” x 2”

CONSERVATION FORM IN CASE WITH

(CCN 194726):

The Netherlands (Dutch) Army Officer Service Jacket, M1950. L: 23” x W: 18”

(CCN 194729):

The Netherlands (Dutch) Army Officer Service Trousers, c. 1956. L: 32” x W: 31”

(CCN 194730)

The Netherlands (Dutch) Army Trouser Suspenders, c. 1950. L: 38” x W: 1.5”

(CCN 194728):

The Netherlands (Dutch) Army Four Fold Necktie, M1950. L: 56” x W: 1.875”

(CCN 194727):

The Netherlands (Dutch) Army Service Shirt (light green), M1950. 29” x 17”

(CCN 194670)

United Nations Services Medal, c. 1950. 3.625” x 1.44”

(CCN 663563):

Thailand Sleeve Patch, M1954. W: 2.75” x H: 3.25”

(CCN 663562)

The Netherlands Sleeve Patch, Dutch, M1954. W: 3” x H: 3.75”

(CCN 663561):

French Battalion Distinctive Unit Insignia, c. 1954. W: 1.5” x H: 2.25”

(CCN 663184): [Don’t use per site visit?]

Australian Service Hat, c. 1910. L: 14.5” x W: 12”

CASE 4-03

Superbazooka (CCN 177030)

The 3.5 inch M20A1B1 rocket launcher or Superbazooka weighs 13.85 pounds. It was a key to defeating North Korean and Chinese T34/85 tanks that overran South Korean forces and surrounded the U.S. Eighth Army at Pusan.

Length: 60.5" Height: 6.5" Width: 12.5" Weight: 13.85 lbs

CASE 4-02

Full General U.S. Army uniform of Paul Lamar Freeman, Jr.

about 12” x 7”

Artifact Caption (CCN 195439): Medal of Honor

[confirm if to be displayed in this case]

CASE 4-05

Chipyong-ni Artifact Captions:

(CCN 194613):

Chinese Signaling Bugle made of nickeled brass, c. 1950. After the war Sgt, William C. Ruehle, Headquarters and Service Company, 72d Tank Battalion, 2d Infantry Division, wrote “I was always amazed how well their [the enemy’s] response was to the commands of their bugle . . . . I can still hear those bugles in nightmares.”

L: 10.5” x W: 4.75” x 4.625”

(CCN 194614):

Chinese Signaling Drum made of bamboo and cowhide. 7.5” x about 7”

(CCN 465455)

L: 5.75” x W: 4.75” **

Chinese Communist Army Brass Rice Bowls, with heating unit, c.1950.

2.6” x 18.5” x .06”

Artifact Caption (465456):

Two weeks before the battle of Chipyong-ri, G Company, 23d Regimental Combat Team, routed Communist Chinese Forces’ officers from a cave near Twin Tunnels. Afterward, Private First Class Otto E. Schwartz retrieved these Chinese Communist Army bowls and spoon from the cave.

Spoon. 2” x 9.4” x .06” Rice Bowl, 6.5” x 24” x .25”

Private First Class Otto E. Schwartz, G Company, 23d Regimental Combat Team, took this winter fur cap from a Communist Chinese Forces soldier killed during the battle of Chipyongri, February 13, 1961. Schwarz wore the cap for the rest of the winter because he said, “Some of their equipment was better than ours…holes in the ear flaps so you could hear right without freezing your ears.”

8” x 11” x 14”

CCN 465452

(CCN 194559):

North Korean Army Soviet PPSH-41 Sub-machinegun, c.1944.

33” w. x 5” d. x about 7” h.

NOT USED

Artifact Caption:

Medal of Honor Recipient Sgt. John A. Pittman.

[inside magazine]

CASE 5-01

(CCN 663270):

U.S. Army Military Police Brassard, 1960-1980, c. 1980. 9-1/4” x 5” x ¾

(CCN 663351):

.45 Caliber Pistol Holder. L: 3” W: 5” H: 10”

(CCN 663479):

U.S. Army Ground Troops Helmet, M1, P1943, c. 1973. 9.5” x 12.5” x 7”

(CCN ?): about 8” w. 4” h.

North Korean Identification Cards

(CCN 663172):

U.S. Army Protective Gas Mask, M17A2, c. 1970.

12” x 12” x 5”

(CCN 194862):

U.S. Army Cargo Field Pack, M1945, c. 1951. L: 14.5” x W: 12.25” x 3”

(CCN 194636, below):

U.S. Army Dismounted Canteen Cover, Model 1910, c. 1954.

H: 7.5” x W: 4.875”

(CCN 194634, above right):

U.S. Army Water Canteen, Pattern 1942, c. 1945. H: 7.625” x W: 4”

CASE 5-04

(P.36) DMZ Map Cabinet:

Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) Line; Map depicts Area of Operations during the late 1960s for Second Infantry Division; Solid Red Line – Northern Boundary of DMZ; Solid Blue Line – Southern Boundary of DMZ; Solid Black Line – Military Demarcation Line (MDL)

Center section with map is 75” w., cabinet is 87” tall and 5” deep.

Doors on each side are 36” w. x 83.5” h.

CASE 5-03

Artifact Caption (CCN 663551):

Concrete section removed from the Military Demarcation Line (MDL), c. 2002.

L: 25” W: 20” H: 6.5”

Artifact Caption (CCN 663584):

Western Corridor Map and close-up of U.S. Camp Locations in Republic of Korea, c. 1966.

L: 48” x W: 1” H: 88”

CASE 5-02

(CCN 194423):

U.S. Army Cold Weather Pile Cap, M1951. Need dimensions

(CCN 194849):

U.S. Army Coat Style Field Shirt, c. 1960.

27” x 18"

(CCN 194643):

Artifact Captions:

North Korean Army Flotation Bladder Set (Inflatable “Water Wings”), c. 1960. 36” x 14” x .5”

(CCN 194657):

North Korean Army Wire Cutters, c. 1960. 22” x 3.063”

(CCN 194661):

North Korean Army Mine Probe, c. 1960. 20” x .875”

(CCN 194968): 10.5” x 11” x 9”

PRC-25 Transceiver and Control Radio Set, c. 1965. Need dimensions

(CCN 194647):

North Korean Army Training Aid Anti-Personnel Mine, c. 1950. 8.625” x3.31” x .4.75”

(CCN 194650):

North Korean Army Signal Code Transmitter, c. 1965. 1.5” x 4.19” x .3.25”

(CCN 194815)

Soviet Army AK-47S Assault Rifle, 7.62 Caliber, c. 1960. 25.5” x 6.5” x 2.75”

(CCN 194478):

North Korean Army Soviet Mosin-Nagant Carbine, 7.62 Caliber with attached bayonet, M1945. 40” x 4” x 1.5”

CASE 5-05

Artifact caption (CCN 663449):

U.S. Army Operation Paul Bunyan Pick Mattock Helve, c. 1965. 36” x 3” x 2”

Artifact Caption (CCN 836746):

Limb from the “Panmunjom Tree” cut down during Operation Paul Bunyan.

L: 40” x W: 4.25” x H: 7.5”

(CCN 194824)

L: 10” x W: 11.25” x H: 12” (Stump) L: 59.5” x W: 2.5” x H: 13.5” (Saw)

This two-man saw as well as thirteen chainsaws were used by B Company, 2d Engineer Battalion, to cut down the Normandy poplar called the Panmunjom Tree, of which this stump is a remnant.

(CCN 663578):

Log from the Panmunjom Tree 12” x 16” x H: 22.5”

CASE 5-06

(CCN 663572):

U.S. Army Desert Camouflage Combat Coat, c. 2004. W: 20” x H: 30”

(CCN 663573)

U.S. Army Desert Camouflage Combat Trousers, c. 2004. W: 14” x H: 32”

(CCN 663574):

(CCN 663575, boots):

U.S. Army Desert Combat Boots, c. 2004. L: 12” x W: 3” x H: 10”

(CCN 663576):

U.S. Army Desert Camouflage Hydration System, c. 2004.

L: 10” x W: 3.5” x H: 17”

U.S. Army Desert “Boonie” Hat, c . 2004 . L: 13” x W: 12” x H: 5.5”

(CCN 663566):

Iraqi Army Enlisted Operation Iraqi Freedom Kevlar Helmet, c. 2000. L: 9.5” x W: 10” x H: 9.5”

(CCN 663568):

Iraqi Army Enlisted Shirt, Olive Drab, c. 2000. W: 20” x H: 32”

(CCN 663564):

Iraqi Air Force enlisted man’s plastic helmet, c. 2000.

(CCN 663567):

Iraqi Air Force Enlisted Shirt, Tan, c. 2000. W: 24” x H: 29”

CASE 5-08

P.38

Sgt Martinez uniform (female, above).

Include 4 uniforms here: American Male/Female, and Korean Male/Female. P.37, P.38, P.39, and P.40

CASE 7-01

Artifact caption for CCN: 663307 above:

미육군 전투식량

U.S. Army Type K Ration Box, c. 1943.

L: 7” x W: 1.5” x H: 3.75”

Artifact caption for CCN: Large, 663444, Small CCN 663272 above:

미육군 야전용 붕대

U.S. Army Field Battle Dressings, c. 1943.

L: 1.75” x W: 6” x H: 3.5”

L: 2” x W: 4” x H: 2.5”

Artifact caption (CCN 294617): L: 2” x W: 1.5”

미군 라이터

U.S. cigarette lighter c. 1943.

Artifact caption (CCN 194964):

U.S. Army Model 1903A3 .30 Caliber Rifle, c. 1940. By World War II, the M1 Garand was the standards U.S. infantry rifle but the Model 1903 bolt-action rifle was still used, especially as a sniper weapon.

L: 43.5”

미육군 1903A3식 30구경 소총, 2차 대전까지 M1 개런드가 미보병의 표준 소총으로 널리

보급되었지만 이 1903식 볼트액션 소총도 특히 저격용 화기로 사용되었다.

CASE 7-01

Caption for CCN 194883:

U.S. Army M1 Garand .30 Caliber Rifle, c. 1940, with Model 1907 Leather Rifle Sling, c. 1943.

General Douglas MacArthur wrote of the Garand rifle that “Under combat conditions it operated with no mechanical defects and when used in foxholes did not develop stoppages from dust and dirt. It has been in almost constant action for as much as a week without cleaning or lubricants.”

Rifle L: 43.6” x 3” x 7.5” Sling L: 60” x W: 1.25”

미 육군 M1 개런드 30구경 소총, 1940년경, 1907모델의 가죽 소총끈 , 1943년경 부착. 더글라스

맥아더 장군은 개런드 소총에 대해 다음과 같이 썼다. “전투상황에서 어떤 기계적 결함없이 작동하고

개인참호에서 사용시 흙먼지로 인한 격발불량을 야기하지 않았다. 이 소총은 소제 및 윤할유 없이

일주일 씩이나 거의 끊임없이 일어난 전투에서 사용되어 왔다.”

CASE 7-03

Artifact caption (CCN 611249):

World War II Japanese battle-damaged helmet.

2차대전당시 전투에서 손상된 일본군 헬멧

(MSC-A; Front to Back 11” Side to Side 9.25” High 6” )

Artifact caption (CCN 592418):

Discharged veteran’s “Ike” Jacket, World War II, with Eighth U.S. Army and Sixth U.S. Army shoulder sleeve insignias.

퇴역군인 “이케” 자켓, 2차 대전, 미8군 과 6군 부대마크 부착

(MSC-A; Sleeve Length: 24” Top of Collar to bottom Front: 25.5” Between Shoulder Seams: 19

Size on Jacket Tag: 42s)

Artifact caption (CCN 194526):

U.S. Army M2 .30 Caliber Carbine. Master Sergeant Edward G. Abraham wrote that U.S. small arms “didn’t furnish enough firepower. M1 and M2 carbine was worthless . . . . Artillery was our best friend.”

(15” x 5” x 1.75”)

미육군 M2 30구경 칼빈, 에드워드 에이브라함 상사는 미 소화기에 대해 이렇게 기록하였다. “충분한

화력을 제공하지 못한다. M1과 M2 칼빈은 쓸데가 없다…. 야포가 우리의 가장 좋은 친구이다.”

CASE 7-04

Artifact caption (CCN 1686):

A souvenir silk scarf made in occupied Japan, purchased by S. Sgt. Thomas J. Dolan, c. 1946.

(dimensions?)

군정시 일본에서 생산된 실크 스카프 기념품, 토마스 돌란 하사 구입, 1946 년경

Artifact caption (CCN 663186):

U.S. Army Wool Garrison Cap, c. 1950. Staff Sgt. Ned D. Felker, Company D, 2d Battalion, 9th Infantry Regiment, 2d Infantry Division, wrote during a cold spell “Didn’t need duffel bags for excess clothing. . . we wore all of it.”

CAP GOES WITH UNIFORM BELOW ON CONSERVATION FORM

미육군 울 소재, 개리슨 캡, 1950년경, 미2사단, 9 보병연대, 2대대, D 중대 소속의 네드 펠커 하사는

한파가 지속되는 동안 “여분의 옷을 담을 더플 백은 필요치 않았다. 우리는 고작 개리슨 캡만 쓰고

있었다.”라고 썼다.

Artifact caption (CCN 516993):

Officer’s “Ike” Jacket with 24th Infantry Division shoulder sleeve insignia, c. 1950.

Dimensions?

Artifact caption (CCN 874478): [Display on separate form]

OD wool service shirt with English-Hangul name tape & Eighth U.S. Army shoulder sleeve insignia.

(MSC-B) Dimensions?

CASE 7-05

Artifact caption (CCN 517125):

M1 helmet liner with 24th Infantry Division and 19th Infantry Regiment markings.

(MSC-B; dimensions?)

Artifact caption (CCN 663469, barrel; 663470 bipod, 663471 baseplate):

North Korean Army M40 82-mm. Mortar Barrel, Bipod, and Mortar Baseplate, c. 1940.

(40 x 31”) Overall length is 60”, 32” wide at base, 42” tall in this configuration.

Artifact caption (CCN 194508):

Soviet TT-33 Tokarev 7.62-mm. Semiautomatic Pistol, c. 1945.

(7.68” x H: 5” x W: 1.125” ; CCN#?)

(CCN 194878):

U.S. Army M1 .30 Caliber Carbine, c. 1944.

(L: 35.5” x 2.75” x 6”)

CASE 7-06

RECOILLESS RIFLE ON TRIPOD

(CCN 295249: Rifle (Serial No. 2385) Recoilless, Steel, Gray, M20, 75mm, US) Dimensions: 82"L x 48"H x 36"W Weight: 115 lbs.

Caption:

U.S. Army 75-mm. recoilless rifle, c. 1950, serial number 5498, mounted on a M1917A1 tripod.

[Tripod not pictured above. Need mounted dimensions]

SET-UP REFERENCE:

CASE 7-07

RIDGWAY

Artifact caption (CCN 194888, Magazine is CCN 194889):

U.S. Army M3A1 .45 Caliber “Grease Gun,” c. 1950, so-named for its resemblance to a mechanics tool.

L: 22.5” x 2.5” x 7.75” 29.5” long with stock extended x 11.5” h. x 3” d.

Artifact caption (502634):

The M1951 field cap was a practical addition to the Army uniform during the Korean War. It was wind resistant and had a flap lined with flannel to protect ears in the extreme cold. Soldiers also liked it because it was comfortable even under their helmet liners.

(MSC-B) Dimensions? [CMH?]

Rotating artifact between Ridgway M1951 Field Jacket (CCN 137535) and Parka (CCN 137534):

[Items coming from 82nd Airborne Museum]

CASE 7-08

Artifact caption (CCN 887230):

M1 Steel Helmet of James Van Fleet. The insignia painted on the front and clockwise around the center of helmet signify Eighth U.S. Army; four stars of a full general; 2nd Infantry Division; III Corps; 4th Infantry Division; Second U.S. Army; XXIII Corps; 90th Infantry Division.

CASE 7-10

1) Eighth US Army (EUSA)-MSC-B, CCN: 619152

2) I Corps-MSC-B, CCN: 619354

3) IX Corps-MSC-B, CCN: 619356

4) X Corps-MSC-B, CCN: 641778

5) 1 Cav Div-MSC-B, CCN: 619273

6) 2 Inf Div-MSC-B, CCN: 619261

7) 3 Inf Div-MSC-B, CCN: 619308

8) 7 Inf Div-MSC-B, CCN: 619265

9) 24 Inf Div-MSC-B, CCN: 619314

10) 25 Inf Div-MSC-B, CCN: 619313

11) 40 Inf Div-MSC-B, CCN: 619334

12) 45 Inf Div-MSC-B, CCN: 619312

Eighth Army Components’ Shoulder Sleeve Insignia

Eighth Army

미8군

(CCN 619152; MSC-B)

I Corps제1군단

(CCN 619354, MSC-B)

IX Corps 제9 군단

(CCN 619356, MSC-B)

X Corps 제10군단

(MSC-B, CCN: 641778)

1st Cavalry Division 제1공정사단

(MSC-B, CCN: 619273)

2d Infantry Division 제2보병사단

(MSC-B, CCN: 619261)

3d Infantry Division 제3보병사단

(MSC-B, CCN: 619308)

7th Infantry Division 제7보병사단

(MSC-B, CCN: 619265)

24th Infantry Division제24보병사단

(MSC-B, CCN: 619314)

25th Infantry Division 제 25보병사단

(MSC-B, CCN: 619313)

40th Infantry Division제 40 보병사단

(MSC-B, CCN: 619334)

45th Infantry Division 제 45 보병사단

(MSC-B, CCN: 619312)

5th Regimental Combat Team (RCT)제5연대 전투단

(MSC-A, CCN: 521910)

187th Regimental Combat Team (RCT)제 187 연대 전투단

(MSC-B, CCN: 619161)

Korean Communications Zone (KCOMZ) 한국군 병참지대

(MSC-A, CCN: 467236)

Korean Military Advisory Group (KMAG) 한국 군사 고문단

(MSC-B, CCN: 619143 and

“KMAG” tab-MSC-B, CCN: 619144

CASE 7-11

Artifact caption (CCN 875889):

The so-called “Ridgway” Cap was a blocked and stiffened private purchase field cap. Not an Army issued item, they were nonetheless popular and were available at the PX.

(MSC-B) Dimensions?

Artifact caption (CCN 641775):

World War II “Ike” Jacket worn during the Korean War, with 2d Infantry Division shoulder sleeve insignia and “KOREA” tab.

(MSC-B)

NOT INCLUDED IN CASE:

[New uniform received with 8th Army patch. Includes jacket, shirt, tie, belt, and trousers. Dave Rivera donation, no CCN yet]

Artifact caption (CCN 845305):

Fatigue coat, OG-107 w/ EUSA shoulder sleeve insignia, c. 1955.

(MSC-B) Need dimensions

Artifact captions (Cap CCN 450535; Mittens CCN: 450536):

M1951 Pile cap and M1951 Trigger finger mitten shells, all used by Walter Sammis when assigned to the 19th Infantry Regt, 24th Infantry Division in Korea, 1955-56.

Need dimensions

CASE 7-12

1960s:

Artifact caption (OG 2012.004.001):

“Davy Crockett” platoon jacket, 2d Brigade, 3d Infantry Regiment, 7th Infantry Division, made in South Korea

Artifact caption (CCN 804561):

DMZ Police Distinctive Unit Insignia made in South Korea, c, 1965.

비무장 지대 헌병 민정경찰 부대 마크

1970s:

NEED PHOTO, DIMENSIONS, CAPTION FOR LOCAL-MADE RAIN JACKET (RODRIGUEZ)

Artifact caption (CCN 804549):

South Korean made Joint Security Area patch.

Artifact caption: Joint Security Area shoulder sleeve scroll insignia, locally-made in South Korea.

(CCN: 683067- MSC-B)

Artifact caption (CCN 682026):

Pocket patch, Tank qualification distinguished crew, 73d Armor, 1975.

(MSC-B)

우수 탱크병 흉장, 73 기갑, 1975

1980s/90s:

Artifact caption (CCN 588805):

M1 helmet liner with MP and Combined Field Army (ROK-U.S.) markings.

(MSC-B) Dimensions?

Artifact caption (CCN 874493):

Fatigue shirt, durable press, with Joint Security Area insignia.

Artifact caption (CCN 846252):

Battle Dress Uniform (BDU) shirt with EUSA shoulder sleeve insignia and Department of the Army civilian insignia.

전투복, 8군 부대마크와 육군본부 군무원 마크

Need dimensions

Artifact caption (CCN 610742):

Army Green officer’s service coat with EUSA shoulder sleeve insignia, c. 1985.

8군 마크를 단 육군 장교 정복, 1985년 경

Need dimensions

CASE 7-09

ADD PATCHES OF CURRENT EIGHTH ARMY:

8TH Army patch

19th ESC, 2 ID

65th Medical Bge.

1st Signal Bge.

35th Air Defense Artillery Bge.