Original British WWII Sten Mk V Display Submachine Gun with Magazine - Serial 160875 U.S. Equipment The tunic features four pockets

The tunic features four pockets with scalloped flaps and pebbled aluminum buttons

mounted to 129 litter cases and 28 walking wounded by 0630

9 MHz) marked the beginning of the transition from low-HF AM/CW to low-VHF FM for combat-net radio

The reverse of the plate is stamped:

Although difficult to manufacture because of the depth of the bowl

Original British WWII Sten Mk V Display Submachine Gun with Magazine - Serial 160875 U.S. Equipment The tunic features four pocketsOriginal Item: Only one available. Introduced in 1944, the Mk V was essentially a better quality, more elaborate version of the Mk 2. Changes included a wooden pistol grip, a vertical wooden fore grip (only on early versions), a wooden stock, and a bayonet mount. There was a No4 LeeEnfield foresight and the weapon was of better quality manufacture and finish than the Mk2 and Mk3. The Sten bandolier issued to paratroopers held seven full magazines.