75th D-Day Lapel Pin -The Fallen Soldier cufflinks The Huey and its’ crew

The Huey and its’ crew were directly responsible for airlifting over 90

but you’d never know it

and never forget their sacrifices

This coin features a merchant ship

75th D-Day Lapel Pin -The Fallen Soldier cufflinks The Huey and its’ crewWhen a soldier falls on the battlefield, the rest of their unit put up a "Battlefield Cross". The gun is planted into the ground, forming the base of the cross with the boots of the fallen soldier. Their Kevlar helmet is placed on the top with the fallen soldier's dog tags hanging from the rifle. It is eerily beautiful, a tribute to the soldier who has given his life for his fellow soldiers and country men and a way for the rest of their team to