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It's a full colonel from the air corps but it's not a pilot

Hi, exactly, on his breast pocket is the caterpillar club and the most visible patch on the shoulder sleeve is the Airborne command , i think that each oss trooper wore it. The parachute wings are from canadian paratrooper... so i think this photo was a postwar

Dear sir, i'm very happy you email me. I know your father saw actions in Italy in 1945 with OSS but nothing else.... Coul you tell me more about him? Best regards and god bless you Dominique Dengis Belgium

Born in 1917 and died in november 1988.

His asn was 0428613 Hé was in C company 506 th ligner Was WIA Du ring D-Day, saw action in Holdy

Hi, Just to say that after disbanded, FSSF parachutist qualified were sent in 101st or 82nd airborne. One of them is WILLIAM SLAWSON who finished the war with 505th PIR. An other FSSF who followed this road is Ed HARRIS (major)

here an other foto of this officer

Joe was a Scout for A company. He was awarded Silver star for actions during battle of the Bulge, he helped one of his companion who was shooted. Now he live in Arizona. His health is bad, back pain, legs pain (he walks with two canes)

This officer's grave site is Henry-chapelle, in Belgium

Dear sir, I' m thé new owner of thé steel helmet of this vet . Hé earned thé silver star for actions in Italy in 1943 Dominique

Hi everybody, I write you from Belgium because i'm looking for info à bout 1st lt Gallaher. 20 years ago, i received from a us airborne vet a shirt. This vet !told me, this shirt belonged to an oss vet whose name was written inside. I forgot this shirt but few weeks ago i fond it....so i...