U.S. WWII Army Air Force Flying Tigers Named Large Grouping in Suit Case German Luger It differed from the MG

It differed from the MG 34 in that it was not belt fed but used a 25 round box magazine making it very mobile

• New Made Custom 9mm Barrel (engineered from 3 original samples)

No doubt these were produced in some quantity originally but for whatever reason very few survived

45 1911 Shoulder Holster Set marked SOCOM (Special Operations Command)

Vicenza and as far as Bolzano and to the Brenner Pass

U.S. WWII Army Air Force Flying Tigers Named Large Grouping in Suit Case German Luger It differed from the MGOriginal Items: one of a kind set. Literally this comes "straight out of the attic! This grouping belonged to Technical Sergeant CLETUS J. REED, #RA 35393126 from Strausburg, Ohio. The 1st American Volunteer Group (AVG) of the Chinese Air Force in 19411942, nicknamed the Flying Tigers, comprised pilots from the United States Army Air Corps (USAAC), Navy (USN), and Marine Corps (USMC), recruited under presidential authority and commanded by Claire Lee