Matte Poster - Hedgerow assault in Normandy, 1944 - Shirt - Back Unit Crest soldiers of the 7th Infantry

soldiers of the 7th Infantry used cotton bales as defensive fortifications against attacking British forces

The unit was based at locations like Camp Evans and Camp Radcliff

or a mechanized battalion equipped with armored self-propelled guns

and pressed home their attacks against heavily defended targets

first constituted in 1918 during World War I and battle-tested through World War II as the 54th Coast Artillery Regiment

Matte Poster - Hedgerow assault in Normandy, 1944 - Shirt - Back Unit Crest soldiers of the 7th InfantryA museum grade matte poster that honors the soldiers who fought through the hedgerows of Normandy in 1944. The scene carries the weight of close combat infantry advance through the bocage, rifles at the ready, and the grit of the Normandy campaign is rendered with archival clarity. Hung on a study wall or above a reading chair, this poster pulls a defining chapter of World War II into daily life, inviting reflection and conversation. The muted, matte