Original U.S. WWII US Paramarine Marine Corps Paratroopers Australian Made Shoulder Sleeve Insignia Accessories Scrap metal drives were a

Scrap metal drives were a common sight in America during the war and many old license plates hanging on barn walls and garages went to the scrap heap to be recycled into jeeps

This is a full scale metal replica non-firing prop M16 as used in the Hollywood film Con Air (1997)

The barrel stills shows the P over "Eagle's Head" proofs

Globe and Anchor insignia

Original U.S. WWII US Paramarine Marine Corps Paratroopers Australian Made Shoulder Sleeve Insignia Accessories Scrap metal drives were aOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic, unused example of the illusive Paramarines shoulder sleeve insignia, as worn by US Marine Paratroopers during WWII. These did not appear until early 1943 and were worn only on shirts, field jackets and forest green service uniforms (wools). They were rarely, if ever, worn on P41 or P42 utility uniforms during WWII. The Paramarines (also known as Marine paratroopers) was a short lived specialized