Original U.S. WWII EMPTY INERT M1 HD-Gas Chemical Landmine 1 Gallon Can Flintlock Muskets and Rifles The 147th Artillery Regiment (United

The 147th Artillery Regiment (United States) was attached to the 32nd Division and saw action at the Third Battle of the Aisne

It was captured by a USGI in the 89th Field Artillery Battalion then hand painted in the Pacific Theatre of Operations

Now flying the A-1J Skyraider (designated at the time as the ""AD-7"")

Here we have a standard WWII Era Scottish Military Sporran

Original U.S. WWII EMPTY INERT M1 HD-Gas Chemical Landmine 1 Gallon Can Flintlock Muskets and Rifles The 147th Artillery Regiment (UnitedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a rare example of the American M1 HD Gas landmine, a metal container holding 1 gallon (4. 5 kg) of HD chemical agent intended for area denial by contamination with a persistent agent. There Is No Chemical Agent In This Container. It Has Been Emptied And Cleared for decades. The M1 chemical landmine was a rectangular 1 gallon can fitted with a carrying handle and a threaded cap. The cap was lined with a gasket