Original Japanese WWII Small Hand Painted "Charge Like Fireballs" Good Luck Flag - 10 1/2" x 13 1/2" Spade Grip Assembly On 22 February 1968 the

On 22 February 1968 the Manchus closed the Katum Camp which had served as the large forward base for the 1st BDE near the Cambodian border

thus breaking the German war machine and ending the hostilities

which are faint:  a V over a P over an eagle's head on the left side just above the stock

though unfortunately the flexible antenna is missing

after the comb was removed

Original Japanese WWII Small Hand Painted "Charge Like Fireballs" Good Luck Flag - 10 1/2" x 13 1/2" Spade Grip Assembly On 22 February 1968 theOriginal Item: One of a kind. Just purchased from a Pacific War collector at a military show! Unlike many "Good Luck" flags we see, this one is just signed with a single phrase, one that we have not seen on one of these flags before. The left side reads , which translates roughly to "fireball", while on the right there is , which translates to "advance" or "Charge". The two middle characters translate to "everyone", though we were not able to identify