Original German WWII SS Identity Disc Dog Tag - 2nd Latvian SS Volunteer Regiment - No. 129 40mm BOFORS The stock looks to be

The stock looks to be a surplus original

however this example still has the copper detonator tube over the fuse body

Marine Corps aviation in Nicaragua developed the skill of air resupply of outposts dropping bundles from Fokker F

There is even the "ghost" of a cartouche on the left side

This crewman completed 25 missions before his plane was damaged and had an emergency landing in Sweden on the 24th of February 1944

Original German WWII SS Identity Disc Dog Tag - 2nd Latvian SS Volunteer Regiment - No. 129 40mm BOFORS The stock looks to beOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a genuine German WWII SS Erkennungsmarke (identity disc or Dog Tag), used to identify soldiers in the field. These were made of plated steel, aluminum, or zinc, and were designed so that if a soldier died, the bottom half of the tag would be broken off, while the other half remained with their body. It is marked as follows on both sides of the central perforation: 129 9. Lett. Frw. Regt 2 This indicates the