18 Dec 04:
It's been quite awhile since I've posted anything new.
Doesn't mean I haven't been busy, just haven't gotten around too it.
I have quite a few nice new additions. This USMC Officer's Boat
Cloak is one of the rarest items around. They're still seen in the
Wash. D.C. area.
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U.S. Marine Officer's Boat Cloak - Circa
1940 - Made in China |
You don't see these around anymore. This style MP helmet liner
was worn post WW2 through the VietNam era. This one is a replica
that I had my son KC make up for me, but it's just like the ones I
used to wear when I was stationed at Marine Corps Schools, Quantico
VA in the late 1950's and early 60's.
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| USMC MP Helmet
Liners. Worn by MP's on most major USMC bases in the 50's &
60's. |
Well here's an item that not to many modern day Marines will
recognize. But anybody with any time in WW2 or Korea will ID it in a
New York minute. It's the work horse of all pack systems. It's
commonly known as the "Pack Board" Semper
Fi!
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| When I was an
Asst. Flame Operator in Wpns 3/5. I carried my gear and the Flame
Thrower Operator's on one of these. Uuhhh! |