Original Australian Vietnam War Uniform and Load Bearing Equipment LBE Set Featuring “Pixie Greens” Fatigues Brunswick Parts including the Division Surgeon’s Section

including the Division Surgeon’s Section landed at Utah Beach at H+3 and worked its way up unescorted toward Hiesville

The triangular and axe-like design of the tomahawk was likely introduced by French traders in the early 1700s and was first called the Missouri war hatchet or axe

Type B-7 by Chas

Width at mouth: 10”

and it needed to be defended

Original Australian Vietnam War Uniform and Load Bearing Equipment LBE Set Featuring “Pixie Greens” Fatigues Brunswick Parts including the Division Surgeon’s SectionOriginal Items: Only One Lot Available. This grouping provides a great example of the diverse equipment used by Australian soldiers during the Vietnam War. They utilized a wide range of gear, including surplus WWII P37 pouches and even American M 1956 web gear. This collection showcases the mix and match approach to web gear that was common among Australian soldiers in Vietnam. Fortunately we were able to find a period photograph online of Australian