Original U.S. WWII Naval Aviation Training WEFTUP ID Posters - Set of Four - UK, Germany, Japan, Italy Aircraft Holsters & Cases This katana is still in

This katana is still in its storage mount (shirasaya) or "resting scabbard"

The pilot of the A-6 crew died while the bombardier/navigator Lt Bobby Goodman was held prisoner by the Syrians for 30 days before being released

They used them in Manila in the Philippines after the Spanish American War

a test of marksmanship

Operating force: 200 to 500kilo

Original U.S. WWII Naval Aviation Training WEFTUP ID Posters - Set of Four - UK, Germany, Japan, Italy Aircraft Holsters & Cases This katana is still inOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. This is a set of four genuine U. S. Naval Aviation Training Division WEFTUP Identification ID Posters dated 1942 1944. All are marked "Restricted" and WEFTUP and are in very fine condition, measuring approximately 18 3 4" X 25". This set includes the following: Italian fighter airplane FIAT G 50 Imperial Japanese Navy Mitsubishi Type OO fighter plane. MacArthur Nickname "Zeke" German reconnaissance aircraft