Original U.S. WWII “Target Destroyed - Precision Bombing Did This!” Army Air Forces Poster - Linen-Backed - 19½ x 26¼” Japanese Uniforms choosing to continue on active

choosing to continue on active duty while wearing a plaster cast for three months

This very interesting helmet began life as an M1895 Imperial Prussian line Infantry enlisted man's Mannschaften (other ranks) pickelhaube

and is marked with serial number 64406 on the barrel

only seen on larger size liners such as these

These were extremely scarce as the Snider Rifle only saw Front Line Service for 5-7 years

Original U.S. WWII “Target Destroyed - Precision Bombing Did This!” Army Air Forces Poster - Linen-Backed - 19½ x 26¼” Japanese Uniforms choosing to continue on activeOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a great WWII AAF Poster which promoted Combat Crew Co Operation among members of the Army Air Forces. The poster has been meticulously linen backed to preserve it for years to come. The dimensions including this linen backing are 19 x 26. The dimensions of the poster itself, however, are roughly 18 x 25. The poster depicts a Japanese Aircraft carrier with the Red Sun of Japan at the bow. The deck is in the