Original U.S. WWII Early LeMay Leaflet Dropped on Japan Listing Atomic Bombing Targets Japanese Uniforms these weapons were in service

these weapons were in service at the rate of four per battalion

it is often referred to (erroneously) as the "Congressional Medal of Honor"

In the October 1944 issue of Flying

This is a lovely service used Flight Branch Luftwaffe EM & NCO Visor Cap by maker Otto Schlientz of Straubing

with a soldered on barrel hinge and round wire catch

Original U.S. WWII Early LeMay Leaflet Dropped on Japan Listing Atomic Bombing Targets Japanese Uniforms these weapons were in serviceOriginal Item. Only One Available. Through much of World War II, Allied bombers would sometimes drop leaflets warning of impending bombing of a city. The leaflets often told civilians to evacuate, and sometimes encouraged them to push their leaders to surrender. In August 1945, leaflets were dropped on several Japanese cities (including, supposedly, Hiroshima and Nagasaki). The first round, known as the LeMay leaflets, were distributed before the