Original U.S. WWI 25 Pound Mark II Fragmentation Bomb - Inert Category_MG 42 Ammo Storage the 81st Squadron accomplished relatively

the 81st Squadron accomplished relatively little flying training prior to the end of 1941

an all-leather sling with expensive strap-buckle-keeper attachments

as well as thirty-seven percent of the casualties in the country west of the Mississippi River

The Second holster is a Dark Brown Navy-style leather flap top holster with spare magazine compartment to the front

Original U.S. WWI 25 Pound Mark II Fragmentation Bomb - Inert Category_MG 42 Ammo Storage the 81st Squadron accomplished relativelyOriginal Item: Only One Available. During WWI the U. S. adopted the British Cooper bomb as the standard. After further development the Mark II 25 pound fragmentation bomb was the result. The U. S. also adopted the Cooper bomb fuze and designated it the Mark XII nose fuze, then modified the fuze to meet our requirement of being able to drop the bomb unarmed in case of aircraft problems. This type of explosive was designed to be used against troops. It