Original U.S. Vietnam War Era Inert Red M18 Smoke Grenade With Fuze Revolutionary War (Imperial Yeomanry) and South Africa

(Imperial Yeomanry) and South Africa

most likely due to sharpening after the blade was engraved

A later change in the suspenders was the use of nylon for the underneath padding of the suspender body

The landing itself was commenced on July 24 2nd Battalion landed on White Beach 1 in the North of the island during the morning of that day

one torpedo was caught in the net

Original U.S. Vietnam War Era Inert Red M18 Smoke Grenade With Fuze Revolutionary War (Imperial Yeomanry) and South AfricaOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely example of an M18 smoke grenade for the color red. Although it is unused, all contents were removed and the fuse was rendered inert. The bottom of the grenade has been cut open, and the bottom is still rattling around inside. All markings on the body are visible and the original paint is retained nicely, making this a wonderful offering! The smoke grenade is totally inert and is unable to be used as