Original U.S. WWII 1944 Dated Airborne Type A-5 Aerial Delivery Container with Type A-1 Lamp Identification Light MG 13 but still attached to the

but still attached to the bales and has cracking throughout the surface of the leather

Gebirgskorps made up of the 2nd and 6th Gebirgs-Division plus some smaller units

the Pocket Revolvers tend to give an impression of being larger than they actually are

because this was a start-up operation with no women experienced in classification

Original U.S. WWII 1944 Dated Airborne Type A-5 Aerial Delivery Container with Type A-1 Lamp Identification Light MG 13 but still attached to theOriginal item, only one available: This is an exceptional piece of Airborne history. Heavy equipment that the paratroopers couldn't carry was dropped inside drop containers or drop bags. Heavy duty cloth with horsehair lining is used to make the two end caps. The center pieces were made from Griswold bags sewed together or strong canvas lined with horsehair in this case. The A 5 actually dropped to the ground in a vertical configuration, with a