Original U.S. WWII Executive Officer 690th Field Artillery Battalion (105mm Howitzer) Uniform Grouping Stocks Transport frame is Original Grey/Black

Transport frame is Original Grey/Black WWII Paint

a third rate British man-o-war of 74 guns which happens to have received the greatest number of Casualties in the Battle: 197 (49 killed and 148 wounded)

A very nice example of the predecessor to many machetes and other pioneer blades

These were only produced for about two years after its introduction in 1940

and fire at full

Original U.S. WWII Executive Officer 690th Field Artillery Battalion (105mm Howitzer) Uniform Grouping Stocks Transport frame is Original Grey/BlackOriginal Items: One of a kind Set. Major Lucien P. Wilkins O 256835 was second in command of the 690th artillery battalion and supervised all administration in battles. He is named in From Normandy to Leipzig the History of the 690th Field Artillery Battalion, 1943 1945. He joined the army and was honorably discharged in 1946. He was awarded a Bronze Star and both his medal and citation are included in this set. His citation reads: 22 June 1945 AWARD