SS Dagger - Robert Klass with shipping crate & capture paper

[MAP]

It's ok brother you can use one of me! Not to imply Lance is as into fitness as myself.

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Note: this was an image originally posted by big ned got bless his artery clogged heart wherever he has been lately.

Rest assured....I can report that Big Need is fine, happy and looking good

[gerrit]

Rossi my friend that is a true gem youve shown here!
Great to share it with us.
I know how time flies, i know like it was yesterday when i asked you to join WR after your not so good experiences on WAF.
Well M8 we both didnt regrett it one single moment!

Ger

[Rossi]

Was Speaking with Mark Lundgren today and he sent me his Father Elmer's Plot Photo At Fort Snelling Cemetary in MN

[Rossi]

Elmer's wife Grace Lundgren passed away last evening at 98 years young. May she rest in peace with her Brave Soldier.

[Rossi]

Updated Photos of My Lundgren SS Dagger...

[WW2headgearlover]

Real beauty and story!

[WW2headgearlover]

Any idea how he acquired it? Dead soldier or POW weapon and gear pile?

[Rossi]

Any idea how he acquired it? Dead soldier or POW weapon and gear pile?

I have spoken to family and they did not know but we are asking more questions of the Mattson family as well. His wife just passed in December at 98. If I would have asked her a few years ago she may have known.

[WW2headgearlover]

Thanks, with my Gramps the same way. I was a kid and heard so many stories, but no one bothered to document what German division he fought, prisoner of war camp etc. Most important of course he survived the war in which only 3-4 of every 10 made it home. He was a farmer for goodness sake and that a$$ AH made them all fight.