three brass snaps for oxygen mask located on the left and right chin of the helmet
Then the men walked back over the rubble and debris that once had been a solid fortification
a new rear sight which had been designed by Lieutenant Colonel Adelbert R
The letter K on the receiver indicates manufacture in 1934
The base of the marlinspike is marked with a Weimar/Luftwaffe eagle with a number 5 inside
Original U.S. WWII Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 16 Collection Ancient three brass snaps for oxygenOriginal Items: One of a kind set. Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 16 participated in the Aleutian campaign from August 1943 to May 1944. Transferred to the Southwest Pacific, the squadron had action at Mios Woendi, Dutch New Guinea; Mindoro, P. I.; and Brunei Bay, Borneo. It also based for a time at Dreger Harbor, New Guinea, and San Pedro Bay, P. I., but had no action from these bases. As part of Task Unit 70. 1. 4, Squadron 16 was awarded the Navy Unit