Original U.S. Vietnam Era M1956 First Aid Case and Compass Pouch Hand Select:No a striker sleeve

a striker sleeve

See "UNIFORMS AND TRADITIONS IN THE GERMAN ARMY 1933-1945" Pages 121-127 for more complete information with photographic illustrations

secure to prevent washing away by rain until a marker can be erected

Box 2 (Tube ends)

The optimum operating crew of an MG 42 for sustained fire operation was six men: the gun commander

Original U.S. Vietnam Era M1956 First Aid Case and Compass Pouch Hand Select:No a striker sleeveOriginal Item: Immediately after World War II, the individual soldier continued to be provided with a single Carlisle bandage as his primary first aid in case of injury. The dressing itself, and the pouch to carry it, evolved along with the Army and Marine Corps equipment changes. The name became "Dressing, First Aid, Field" commonly called a Field Dressing or Battle Dressing. Color, style, and condition vary. One pouch only: multiple are pictured to