Original U.S. AAF WWII 14th Air Force Rescue Pilot Grouping Japanese Guns & Ordnance much to our surprise of

much to our surprise of bandolier in good display condition and appear to be more or less complete and only show wear from storage or slight use

The muzzle attachment controlled and directed the gases

Approximately 136 One of One Thousand Model 1873s were sold

with all tubes inside

These could stop enemy attacks under the worst conditions

Original U.S. AAF WWII 14th Air Force Rescue Pilot Grouping Japanese Guns & Ordnance much to our surprise ofOriginal Items: On of a kind set. 1st Lieutenant John Jack E. Cornell was born in Port Huron, Michigan on March 18, 1906. He was assigned to the 14th Air force as a service and rescue pilot in the pacific theatre flying missions over China during WWII. Including in the MASSIVE grouping are the following: Class A service tunic with 14th Air Force shoulder patch, embroidered S Flight Wings, embroidered lieutenants bars, embroidered collar wings,