Original U.S. WWI Cavalry Vickers Machine Gun Pack Saddle Category_MG 34 Ammo Storage one of which appears to

one of which appears to be the HMS Victory

battle worn Japanese “good luck” flag

During World War II the 38th Bomb Group was a medium bombardment group operating in the Southwest Pacific Area (SWPA) as a B-25 Mitchell unit assigned to Fifth Air Force

flew the C-46 in Africa and the Middle East

spare flints and lead pistol balls

Original U.S. WWI Cavalry Vickers Machine Gun Pack Saddle Category_MG 34 Ammo Storage one of which appears toOriginal Item: Only One Available. The horse had always been a major part of the Armed Forces in any country and Cavalry was often the deciding factor in winning or losing a battle before 1916. Horses were therefore readily available to soldiers and were an obvious solution to the problems that faced the men of Machine Gun units when it came to transporting Vickers (or Maxim) guns. The opening paragraph of the Packsaddlery section in the April, 1918