Original U.S. WWII Fragment of Japanese Aluminum from B5N2 “Kanko” Attack Bomber on Frame - 11 ⅜ x 17 ½” U.S. Field Gear marked with C 8466

marked with C 8466

The scabbard also has a wide flat dent on the reverse

forward elements of the 7th Infantry Regiment of the 3rd Infantry Division arrived and received the town's surrender

Helmet and Valise equipment are one size fits most

5th Baronet Stanhope of the 60th Rifles while serving in India

Original U.S. WWII Fragment of Japanese Aluminum from B5N2 “Kanko” Attack Bomber on Frame - 11 ⅜ x 17 ½” U.S. Field Gear marked with C 8466Original Item. Only One Available. This is an interesting frame that has attached a piece of aircraft aluminum measuring 1 x 2 . The aluminum was taken from one of the B5N2 Kanko Attack Bombers that at Shumshu in the Kurils, where the last great battle of WWII was fought in August 1945, and that saw the red sun that rose with the attack upon Pearl Harbor, finally set. The Kanko witnessed both events. The frame is numbered 10 10, meaning this is the