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    • MWalsh
      I think this is the identical model as in your pics? But this pic (it's mine) does seem to show the complete "issue" of items with the gun? Or I will assume that it does?   I can't speak a word to what the TOE was as far as the tripod goes, when that became part of the TOE, or if it was ever fielded as such. Perhaps a limited issue item, or added after the machine gun had been accepted and in inventory for a bit? Or in the TOE but never produced and fielded?      
    • 4STARCHRIS
      THANKS FOR THE REPLY luftsalg1
    • MWalsh
      A very nice find. It's always interesting to find packets of parts, or any parts still in their original packaging after all these years. 
    • KurtA
      Well, it is the correct size.  
    • atb
      From vietnamgear.com- "Army Concept Team In Vietnam – ACTIV was established in Saigon in November 1962 to evaluate and test the suitability of new equipment for use in Vietnam."   "Spurioius" information or just an obscure organization?
    • Bluehawk
      MacKinlay Kantor (1904-1977), author/screenwriter, WWII war correspondent in London - the photo below shows him as an officer in 1950 but is probably a gag or Hollywood costume
    • mrgsmvm
      I have recently upgraded and re-organized my M. S. G. DUI collection. So here are two photos of the collections. The first photo shows the general collection of all but one unit to include at the top a shoulder patch of the First Service Command and the Authorized M. S. G. shoulder patch.   The second grouping shows many of the same DUI's but with various hallmarks, attachments and other oddities.   Enjoy and comments are, as always, welcomed.
    • Justin B.
      Is that not the 1918-pattern winter aviation service uniform? Gold buttons, "soft" shoulder boards.
    • yellowhammer history
      If you're near enough I find lots of stuff in trift stores around north east Alabama. Though you you usually have to go multiple times. Also I remembered that there is a army surplus store here http://Flea Traders Paradise Mall, 1907 Winfield Dunn Pkwy, Sevierville, TN 37876. Seems there still open though i can barely remember it since it's been a long time since I was there.  There is also the smokey mountain knife works there though I don't know what they have, but they may be a bit pricey. If you're ever in Alabama I made this list, Collinsville trade day can definitely be good sometimes. https://www.usmilitariaforum.com/forums/index.php?/topic/418694-alabama-a-few-places-i-know-of/
    • yokota57
      Really interesting lighter. Ichi-Ban !!!
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