70039 - U.S. Infantry in Raincoat Standing with M1 on Hip, 1943-45 Kit K&C Streets of Hong Kong he’s also brought along his

he’s also brought along his camera to get a few ‘action’ shots

One animal grazes while the other just lies down and watches the world go by

It remained with most armies until the widespread use of gunpowder weapons in the 16th century

In the late 18th century the National Eagle became ubiquitous and was emblazoned on everything from banners to buttons and was also affixed to military drums

70039 - U.S. Infantry in Raincoat Standing with M1 on Hip, 1943-45 Kit K&C Streets of Hong Kong he’s also brought along hisNEW! IN STOCK! U. S. Infantry in Raincoat Standing with M1 on Hip, 1943 45 KIT This GI is dressed in the typical combat uniform of 1943 45. Staying warm and dry was always one of the highest priorities of an infantryman during World War II, so this soldier wears one of the dismounted raincoats originally introduced in 1938 over his field jacket. The M1938 raincoat was originally made of cotton canvas with a rubberized coating. By 1942 synthetic resin