Description
The Army’s official spec book refers to these substitutes as “B-specs and records show that the Sanada and flax combination was established as “B” Spec on 26th March 1938 followed by chocolate vine on 6th February 1939 and Willow on 6th May 1941
This fine example is possibly the only one that we have ever had
Documents declassified in 1997 proved that both tactical and strategic weapons have been maintained in Okinawa
cleaning rod slot with lid on the side
the 2nd Manchesters attacked Francilly-Selency
Original Rare German WWII 1944 Dated Luftwaffe Tan Fallschirmjäger Paratrooper Ammo Bandolier - RBNr. Marked Sales The Army’s official spec bookOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a great example of the standard ammunition bandolier issued to German Luftwaffe Fallschirmjger Paratroopers during WWII. As they were often dropped behind enemy lines and far from the supply chain, they were provided with these bandoliers, which have 6 pockets on each side. Some of these pockets are double layered, so the bandolier fully loaded would carry 20 stripper clips of 5 rounds each for the Mauser