Original U.S. WWII US Army 20th Air Force, 506th Fighter Group Iwo Jima Veteran Grouping, Featuring RARE 1944 Special Air and Gunnery Target Map of Iwo Jima and Service Records With Photos Russian Antique Guns They ignite a small primer

They ignite a small primer that fits into the brass “cartridges” which

Captain R Mitford telescope and prize papers

The barrel wedge and cylinder axis pin have shortened number 917

All paint was removed by previous collector

Original U.S. WWII US Army 20th Air Force, 506th Fighter Group Iwo Jima Veteran Grouping, Featuring RARE 1944 Special Air and Gunnery Target Map of Iwo Jima and Service Records With Photos Russian Antique Guns They ignite a small primerOriginal Items: Only One Grouping Available. When one hears the name of that volcanic island, Iwo Jima, your first thought is the Marines and Corpsman who fought like hell to take that rock, not the flyboys. Air superiority is a necessity in combat, once you control the sky, youll control the ground. This grouping is for Captain Charles W. Wallace (O 874113), who was a meteorologist with the 506th Fighter Group and is a veteran of the Air Offensive of