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    A Collection of 22 US WW11 Phantom Division Patches

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    About this item

    In order to confuse the Germans about the size and destination of the invasion of Europe, the Allies created a formation, the First U.S. Army Group, commanded by General George Patton.

    The Army Group was initially staffed with actual divisions, but as they were transferred out, "Phantom" divisions were created.

    For increased realism, radio traffic was generated, and patches were designed, produced, and worn. A total of 15 infantry divisions, 5 airborne divisions, and 3 armoured divisions were created.

    These are the patches for 22 of the phantom divisions. All are in very good unissued condition.

     

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    Additional Information

    Code

    55507 (MZ-33703)

    Period

    WW2

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