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1st Infantry Division 937th Engineers MG Guest Challenge Coin Fort Riley Kansas
1st Infantry Division 937th Engineers MG Guest Challenge Coin Fort Riley Kansas gallery 1st Infantry Division 937th Engineers MG Guest Challenge Coin Fort Riley Kansas gallery 1st Infantry Division 937th Engineers MG Guest Challenge Coin Fort Riley Kansas gallery 1st Infantry Division 937th Engineers MG Guest Challenge Coin Fort Riley Kansas gallery 1st Infantry Division 937th Engineers MG Guest Challenge Coin Fort Riley Kansas gallery 1st Infantry Division 937th Engineers MG Guest Challenge Coin Fort Riley Kansas gallery 1st Infantry Division 937th Engineers MG Guest Challenge Coin Fort Riley Kansas gallery 1st Infantry Division 937th Engineers MG Guest Challenge Coin Fort Riley Kansas gallery

1st Infantry Division 937th Engineers MG Guest Challenge Coin Fort Riley Kansas

USD 159.99 USD
SKU: W013Cvrn
Condition: Used

The obverse features the recognizable “Duty First” insignia of the 1st Infantry Division alongside the triangular “Old Ironsides” emblem of the 1st Armored Division and the trifold star insignia associated with the 937th Engineer Group, with the motto “Phantom Warrior” incorporated into the design.

Tags: 937th Engineer Group Antiqued brass tone Fort Riley, Kansas Militaria Military Challenge Coin Original Round U.S. Army United States YES, engraved MG GUEST
Categories: Original Items

Specifications

InstallationFort Riley, Kansas
ShapeRound
Unit937th Engineer Group
Limited EditionYes, engraved MG GUEST
BranchU.S. Army
StyleMilitary challenge coin
Original/ReproductionOriginal
ThemeMilitaria
FinishAntiqued brass tone
Country Of OriginUnited States

The obverse features the recognizable “Duty First” insignia of the 1st Infantry Division alongside the triangular “Old Ironsides” emblem of the 1st Armored Division and the trifold star insignia associated with the 937th Engineer Group, with the motto “Phantom Warrior” incorporated into the design.

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