Is anyone familiar with the nwc swimmer booby traps used in Vietnam?

This is quite similar to yours. My pack is empty as well and I'm okay with that.     I'm not sure what your other harness is. This is a fighter pilot seat setup, yet I still can't make yours out.     Here is an earlier QAC(Quick Attach Chest) harness for bomber crews. Sadly, I don't have the "red" pack for this one.     This is one seat chute you don't want!!!  Can't do anything with it!     Dave

Just coming across this interesting post. Very odd! It does appear to have a Robert Capa stamp... I'm guessing it was applied mistakenly since this is certainly not one of his known WWII images. What an oddity! Furthermore, it's a bit strange that a reverse image search doesn't come up with many published examples. Just the ones mentioned above. Typically, most circulated WWII press shots will have multiple hits. Best of luck with your research!

Three buttons on the back with two pockets. I have a unused set somewhere.

Was sent  a page by page digital photo copy of my Ft Benning Graduation Yearbook by a member of the same company I was in, in Jan 80-Apr 80, got together on FB;s  Fort Benning Georgia Home of the Infantry.   So am now able to post that portrait  of Major Nicolini  I mentioned earlier. See just goes by Alex at this time.

Very nice find well done, I was at Kings Cliff the other day having a look around. 

greetings   just rediscovered an id bracelet i bought  thomas c griffin 0-487928 imagine my surprise navigator on crew 9  you never know

If you post this in the helmet forum, you'll get better eyes. You are in the uniform forum.

You're going to have to shop around a bit for a place that would want to take them honestly. Historical societies and such are typically overrun with "common" things.   For example, my local WWII "thing", the Milwaukee War Memorial center, has a list of things they want and a list of things they don't need anymore of. Just check and see. The War Memorial center makes exceptions for "gold star" groupings and such from Milwaukee.   Given the Minnesota connection, the Minnesota History center might want it. You can check the Minnesota state historical society as well.

Here’s one of the pictures of him I was able to obtain