CD022 - The Town Sheriff W. Britain Regiments The “Go For Broke” 442nd

The “Go For Broke” 442nd Regimental Combat Team was the most decorated fighting unit in U

On her way back from the water well this woman sits and listens to words of John

As virtually everyone knows the German Army made much use of “captured” enemy vehicles throughout the war… Rommel’s Afrika Korps were no exception

In a long and distinguished career his work featured in many fine Childrens’ magazines in Britain such as “Look and Learn” and “Finding Out”

In battle and other times the Regimental Colours were usually held by a junior subaltern

CD022 - The Town Sheriff W. Britain Regiments The “Go For Broke” 442ndAs the wild and lawless 'cowtowns' of Kansas sprang up all along the main routes of the great cattle drives during the 1870s and 1880s law and order became an urgent necessity. Helping to keep the peace as well as enforcing the law was often a lonely and dangerous occupation and demanded a special breed of lawmen who were as handy with their fists as they were with a six gun. In those days there were mainly two types of peace officer One was a U. S.