FOB171 Lili Marleen WWII K&C Fall of Berlin-Germans Because of their performance at

Because of their performance at The battle of South Mountain in September of 1862 they earned the nickname The Iron Brigade of the West

Our standing Marine fires off a few rounds at the enemy

and was lost along with the silk Lone Star flag during the fierce fighting that took place in Miller’s cornfield

Legion of the United States Infantry Ensign

FOB171 Lili Marleen WWII K&C Fall of Berlin-Germans Because of their performance atThis figure is based on one of the most famous songs of WW2, Lili Marleen and the character it portrays. Originally recorded in Germany in 1939 by the singer Lale Andersen it tells the story of the sweetheart of a German soldier who waits for him every evening under the lamp light outside his barracks. Other interpretations of the sweetheart have her waiting under the lamp light for more mercenary reasons and willing to meet any soldier that ventures