Recall, this is a slightly altered reality. The first big difference is that the United States only dropped one A-bomb on Japan and dropped the second on Germany,but that bomb didn’t explode and vanished mysteriously.

I do know that Captain Victory and his team had a mission in Germany and that the Nazi leader at that camp had all the prisoners executed before they got there.

That said, not all of this might be known to the basic men in the unit, though I am sure it might not take too much though to figure these are the personal belongings likely looted from Jews and other undesirables. That is the part that makes this fellows willingness to claim them for himself so negative, that it basically shows a similarity between him and the Nazi political mindset.

Well, in World War 2 there were assholes on both sides. The ones in the Axis were the only ones that got what they deserved, though.

I am sure that if Luke finds out what happened, he will be glad to wield said brass knuckles. Looting I am sure is an actionable offense in the army alone but added to what Luke has seen prior, I am sure he would view it just the same as prying the items off the corpses themselves.

Here’s hoping karma is just taking the time to shine up the _good_ pair of brass knuckles before socking this loathsome cretin in the mouth.

Well, okay, yes, you’ll get an answer. But it might not be the answer you were looking for, and it might even pose more questions…

True. Of course, Pvt. Bennett is particularly loathsome.

You’ll get an answer on page 204, we promise.

Not questioning why there are lots of JEWelry and golden fillings in a Nazi secret labory does seem like a new level of stupid – “not even fit to be used for target practice” stupid, if you ask me. 😉