Army - 11th Airborne Division - Battle of Leyte - World War II with Pacific Service Ribbons - Mug nurse corps Authentic Design: Features 89th Military

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Army - 11th Airborne Division - Battle of Leyte - World War II with Pacific Service Ribbons - Mug nurse corps Authentic Design: Features 89th MilitaryFollowing the Knollwood Maneuver the 11th Airborne remained in reserve until January 1944, when it was moved by train from Camp Mackall to Camp Polk in Louisiana. After four weeks of final preparation for its combat role, in April the division was moved to Camp Stoneman, California, and then transferred to Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea, between 25 May and 11 June. From June to September the division underwent acclimatization and continued its airborne