Original U.S. WWII AAF Engraved Watch, ID Card, Photo Albums, & Ephemera of Phillip D. DiTillo, 1304th AAF Base Unit ATC Madsen LMG The grenade body itself is

The grenade body itself is dated 40 and can be found on the bottom inside with the cap removed

The pitch battle between the two Marines and the Japanese went on for another evening until a runner from the 29th Marines finally reached the two-man killing crew

This trademark is used on export blades in the late 19th and early 20th centuries

with just a few tiny speckles of light staining

This rack is in near mint condition

Original U.S. WWII AAF Engraved Watch, ID Card, Photo Albums, & Ephemera of Phillip D. DiTillo, 1304th AAF Base Unit ATC Madsen LMG The grenade body itself isOriginal Items. One of a Kind Group. This is the extensive engraved watch, ID card, medla, insignia, photo album, and ephemera grouping of Flight Officer Phillip D. DiTillo, who served with the 1304th AAF Base Unit, Indo China Division, Air Transport Command during the Second World War. He was a flight instructor in civilian life so he was very well suited for this work. He served in the Asiatic Pacific theater for 13 months. The group consists of: