Description
to be slaved to the aviator's head movements
especially early in the war while warring nations were still increasing weapons production
The Regimental Commander was on the scene with his Regimental CP (Command Post) set up with the 3rd Battalion just across the bridge
There are also traces of the original paint markings from service on the butt stock
A very nice example of a hard to find Civil War Rifled Musket
Original U.S. WWII D-Day Army 10 Cap Blasting Machine by Fidelity Elec. Co. - Demolition Team Receivers to be slaved to theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an original WWII Era 10 Cap Blasting Machine, complete with the original handle. These were used by demolition crews on D day to destroy the many obstacles on French beaches that had been set up during years of German occupation. This particular example has a brass lower housing, with a lid that appears to be zinc or aluminum, with a data plate on the side with information and instructions. The Data plate