Original U.S. Captured German WWII Leather Medic First Aid Case with U.S. Issue Supplies French Holster According to the Geneva Convention

According to the Geneva Convention of 1929

Assault on the Salient May 12

Later smooth bored upon arrival in India that somehow found its way to the old palace in Kathmandu

The blast knocked most of the men off the tank

In January 1858

Original U.S. Captured German WWII Leather Medic First Aid Case with U.S. Issue Supplies French Holster According to the Geneva ConventionOriginal Items: Only One Available. Here we have a very nice German WWII Issue Brown Leather Medic First Aid pouch, which was captured by U. S. forces during WWII. It was then put into service as a First Aid Pouch for the Allies, and is filled with U. S. WWII issue medical supplies. The pouch itself is kidney shaped and measures 7"H x 4 1 2"W x 3 1 2", with a medic "Red Cross" on a white oval sewn to the front of the lid. The rear of the lid is held