Original U.S. Vietnam War Era 1967-Dated M5 Helicopter / Vehicle Mounted Riot Control Agent Disperser Overhauled in 1984 with M9 Agent Disperser Wand - Used by 1st Cavalry Division in Vietnam Military Awards Medals Badges Insignia The only notable non-matching part

The only notable non-matching part is the lock

slave laborers built Gordon’s brick mansion-known today as the Gordon-Lee Mansion-at the site of the Cherokee courthouse overlooking Crawfish Springs

It contains a wealth of information along with photos and original manufacturer documents

against German forces vastly superior in numbers and armament (only a few hundred green Americans versus many thousands of veteran Germans)

Original U.S. Vietnam War Era 1967-Dated M5 Helicopter / Vehicle Mounted Riot Control Agent Disperser Overhauled in 1984 with M9 Agent Disperser Wand - Used by 1st Cavalry Division in Vietnam Military Awards Medals Badges Insignia The only notable non-matching partOriginal Item. Only One Available. Agents, Riot control agents, or water can be used to distract, deter, or disable disorderly people. Usually their effects are temporary and disappear within minutes of exposure. The choice of whether to use a particular riot control agent or water in a given situation is based on the physical characteristics of the target area. Weather, especially wind, affects the employment of riot control agents and water.