Have several, but my favorate came from Tarawa. Son of Marine walked into Birmingham show several summers ago with a duffle bag cut T-99 complete with matching DC. The cut is AT THE REAR, top tang gone and bottom tang sawed through, Stock was notched on each side of the pistol grip and then broken. Pod had been snipped leaving about .25" wire. The seller's father was unable to land the first day, but landed the 2nd day along side the pier, made it through the battle and a fellow Marine handed him the rifle before they left the island. After the war the fellow Marine mailed the father a photocopy from the Tarawa chapter of "Battles Won and Lost" with inked in notes, "Here's where Joe got it," "We flipped and you lost so you were the first to cross the airfield," "This is when I handed you the rifle," etc.
Father planned to make a sporter of the rifle, but never did. Son provided his Dad's complete history from his early years through his retirement, this is an article in B'ZAI. I restored the rifle with a stock from the same series about 1500 #s higher. Interesting thing, another Tarawa rifle has been reported, same series and less than 50#s from the one described above. Kept the front half of the original stock noting wht rifle it came from. Hopefully the next "caretaker" will keep the two together.