Original Vietnam War ARVN Army of the Republic of Vietnam Indigenous Ranger Pack - Rucksack Antique Wheellock Firearms which even has simulated threads

which even has simulated threads on the end for a clearing worm or wiper

and these were then sold off for use by the Civilian Marksmanship Program

and the flashguard shows no sign of damage

This holster was featured and described on pages 1207-1209

The 509th’s next operations included a drop behind enemy lines to help save the beachhead during the initial invasion of Italy (OPERATION AVALANCHE) and were later utilized and elite mountain infantry in the Italian mountains

Original Vietnam War ARVN Army of the Republic of Vietnam Indigenous Ranger Pack - Rucksack Antique Wheellock Firearms which even has simulated threadsOriginal Item: Only One Available. Natick Laboratories designed and developed much of the clothing and equipment worn and used by U. S. soldiers in Vietnam. The facility, which is still located in Natick, Massachusetts, was originally opened as the Quartermaster Research & Engineering Center in 1954 before being renamed Natick Laboratories in November 1962. Natick Labs specifically designed the ARVN rucksack, or Indigenous Ranger Pack, for the South