Original U.S. WWII US Army Personal Effects Lot Featuring Complete Deck of 1943 Dated “Aviator” Playing Cards - 6 Items Japanese Army which are still clear: a

which are still clear: a V over a P over an Eagle's head over another P on the left side just above the stock

"gunship" escort for conventional bombers

and is cracked lengthwise on one side

A series of experiments and trials using new propellants improved the range from 1600 yards to 2800 yards by about 1942

Original U.S. WWII US Army Personal Effects Lot Featuring Complete Deck of 1943 Dated “Aviator” Playing Cards - 6 Items Japanese Army which are still clear: aOriginal Items: Only One Lot of 6 Available. Necessary items to survive in the field during WWII. These are items that were given to the soldiers by the Red Cross, or items bought by soldiers at the Post Exchange. Everything you need to complete a great barracks and field display. These creature comfort items would have aided in the mental breaks soldiers needed while fighting a war such as WWII. Something as small as smoking a cigarette and playing