Original U.S. WWII 350 Round Wooden Ammunition Crate for Incendiary .50 M1 Cartridges 18th Century There is the correct II

There is the correct II * * stamped on top of the breech

pack or warbag

none of them were reliable and the latter were often prone to bursting at the breech

bomber and observation aircrews

This could have been caused by the same force that led to the holes

Original U.S. WWII 350 Round Wooden Ammunition Crate for Incendiary .50 M1 Cartridges 18th Century There is the correct IIOriginal Item: Only One Available. An attractive example of a WWII GI ammunition crate which originally contained 350 Rounds of Incendiary, Caliber . 50 M1 Cartridges. Originally packed at the Twin Cities Ordnance Plant. The crate is very well marked on all sides. It is truly an eye catching piece with the coded yellow red yellow diagonal lines on all four corners (intended for instant visual identification). The crate is complete with its original