Original U.S. WWII Airborne Aerial Delivery Red Ammunition Parachute - A-5 Container - Identification Lamp - Signal Panel MG 34 The 81st Bombardment Squadron entered

The 81st Bombardment Squadron entered combat in the China-Burma-India Theater on 16 April 1944 when it dispatched 12 Mitchell bombers in an attack upon railway sidings and an enemy supply dump at Mogaung

The Rohrhandgranate was a cast-iron cylinder concussion grenade filled with explosive

in Baltimore

(D) Framed 9-1/2" X 12-3/4" photograph of Al Smith signed in the lower margin with dedication

The lock is marked TOWER / 1863 below the cap bolster

Original U.S. WWII Airborne Aerial Delivery Red Ammunition Parachute - A-5 Container - Identification Lamp - Signal Panel MG 34 The 81st Bombardment Squadron enteredOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an incredible piece of American World War Two Airborne history. An Aerial delivery canopy for ammunition (red) parachute canopy (post war dated 1954) along with an WWII A 5 container, WWII Lamp Assembly Identification with red lenses and a WWII AL 140 Signal panel. G 13 Red Parachute canopy is constructed of cotton and dated 1953 with an inspection date of 1954. This is nearly identical to the WW2 issue G 1