Original U.S. WWII 1945 Dated SCR 625-H Mine Detector - Converted from SCR 625-C - Post War Depot Markings Swords especially on the back of

especially on the back of the scabbard

The license was issued to BSA by July 1935

The helmet's heat lot code is M-325 though it is difficult to read

with some oxidation on the exterior and interior

ammunition and the evacuation of wounded

Original U.S. WWII 1945 Dated SCR 625-H Mine Detector - Converted from SCR 625-C - Post War Depot Markings Swords especially on the back ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. The SCR 625 was a mine detector that was used by the United States during WWII. The 625 had a total length of 1. 8 meters and a total weight of 3. 4 kilograms. Its design consisted of a metal coil at the bottom of the searching rod which led into the operator's bag which itself contained the batteries needed for operation. The operator of the detector was also given a pair of headphones. This mine sweeper detector