This grouping belonged to an internment survivor who enlisted in 1947. His name is Fred g ida and he was at the poston internment camp. He joined the us army and was sent to the 6th army in the 41st signal corps. I’m pretty sure he served in Vietnam too.

I like the patina and it's overall look. Not sure what to think about the liner. If the price is right, why not?

Hello,   Ernest John QUITTA initially served in the 88th Glider Infantry Regiment before being transferred to the 119th Infantry Regiment, 30th Infantry Division. He was KIA on August 7, 1944, in the early hours of the Mortain offensive, between Le Mesnil-Adelée and Le Mesnil-Tôve.   Florian.

I bought this camera lense from a u2 for only 60 dollars from a surplus that bought it from a junkyard.

I recently acquired an M1926 USN inflatable lifebelt that is unfortunately missing the hook/latch. I know it may be a long shot but would anyone have one or a replica perhaps they'd part with. Thank you in advance.

Very sad.  A great person and collector.

Thanks

Dirt Detective- Also nice ore car display.  Now I don't feel so bad for collecting WW1 light rail items. illinigander

Greetings, What do you all think of this one? I dont know anything about it. But it looks like it  was hit with a large round...? Blue Paint looks U.S. Navy... It was on sale on ebay tonight. The liner looks like someone added a new nape strap and new head band? For what its worth... seller states its from WW2 the Pacific and Kamikaze  and not much else in the way of an  explanation, so I dont know? I just think its cool!

That’s cool😁