We all would be interested in one if they go up for sale.

I don't believe this to be a WW2 knife.  While bearing a resemblance to the Case Pig Sticker, it seems too new to be 1941-45 manufactured.

That's a rare one!

From USN Combat Cameraman reel July 16, 1969   RVN OPERATION SEAFLOAT - USN .50 Gunner in tigers       "Sat Cong" Junk Force?

NARA Film -->> FAMOUS ARMY FIGHTER PILOTS OF THE 339 FIGHTER SQUADRON   Shot List 1) AV P-38s in flight, peel off. 2) AV-MCU P-38s in formation. 3) CU Major John W. Mitchell in cockpit, puts on helmet, closes cockpitwindows. 4) MCU Pilots walk across field, & briefed before take-off. 5) MCU Major John W. Mitchell, Capt. Thomas Lanphier, Lt. Rex Barber, Lt. Besby Holmes, Lt. Douglas S. Canning, Lt. Deton Goerke, Lt. Julius Jacobson. 6) MCU Each pilot in cockpit of P-38, ready for take-off.   *This squadron is famous for shooting down Japanese ADM Isoroku Yamamoto - that is why these scenes were filmed. QUALITY: FAIR TO POOR This item was produced or created in 1944.

Aircraft identification training model. They were meant to be the black color.

US Navy Color Film, October 1952   LINK -->> Fire Fighting Jeep      

Very nice, thank you for sharing with us! That Kinfolks “V-44” is especially nice! 👍    WB

Navy LT Chaplain, Utah Beach

Hello everyone,   As promised, here are the photos of the WWII US combat knives that belonged to my aunt’s father, Michele (his Americanized name was Michael).   As I mentioned in my introduction, he collaborated with both the US Army and the US Navy, though I am still researching his exact official role. Included in the collection is a very interesting document signed directly by Raymond J. Barbuti, featuring a specific message directed to the Military Police (MP) regarding Michele.   I will soon proceed to upload everything I have regarding my great-grandfather to the World Militaria Forum. He served in the Arditi (the elite storm troops of the Italian Army) during World War I.   It is also important to mention that my great-grandfather, my entire family, and the Basile family all collaborated throughout the duration of World War II with the Allies and the Partisans. I'm proud to share these pieces of our history with you.