Original U.S. WWII AN6513-1A Parachute Chest Pack without Canopy - Dated 1943 EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION in response to the increase

in response to the increase in United States military assistance to South Vietnam

The four battalions of the RPR were involved in repairing and protecting the railways

of wounds received in action

The brass pommel bears a W inspection stamp

An additional Tunestillingen ("Tune Line") defense installation was constructed during the war

Original U.S. WWII AN6513-1A Parachute Chest Pack without Canopy - Dated 1943 EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION in response to the increaseOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Quick Attachable Chest (QAC) parachutes were widely used by aircrew personnel such as B 17 and B 24 gunners who required a greater amount of freedom of movement in the aircraft. The crewman only needed to wear the lightweight harness back pad assembly and would later clip on the bulky chest pack containing the parachute if bailing out was required. Between April 1943 and September 1944 the quick attachable chest