British D-Day WW2 Floatation Ring (One Only) Military Maps On 26 April the 1st

On 26 April the 1st Dublins left the 16th (Irish) and rejoined the 86th Brigade

Rushed to the Aleutians in the spring of 1943

with some bearing Rock Island Arsenal ink stamps to interior (very faded)

these nets were designed to be worn over the soles of the boots in order to deaden the noise and leave an indistinct trail

British D-Day WW2 Floatation Ring (One Only) Military Maps On 26 April the 1stOriginal Item: One Only. This is neat and very rare. Did you know that many Soldiers on D Day, especially, I suppose; those that couldn't swim were issued with the Military version of a Rubber Ring? Here is an un issued example showing all markings and straps as issued in June 1944. Made from a rubberized canvas material, this was tied around the waist and was equipped also with a canvas neck strap. In the centre is a rubber type length of hose with