Original U.S. WWII Army Air Force Women's Army Corps WAC Air Technical Service Command Uniform Grouping Original Display Machine Guns 5 steel scabbard

5 steel scabbard

Secured under the barrel is a 36" long spear bayonet with large leaf shaped head (6" x 2

This is one bore brush we do not have unfortunately

White destroyed an ME-109 and a FW-190

The flare is hidden by burying it so that the top of the shell is three inches below the ground

Original U.S. WWII Army Air Force Women's Army Corps WAC Air Technical Service Command Uniform Grouping Original Display Machine Guns 5 steel scabbardOriginal Items: One of a kind set. At the peak of enrollment, in January of 1945, it was estimated that about 50 percent of Army Air Force WACs in the United States held administrative or office jobs, being assigned as typists, stenographers, and various sorts of clerks. This was a percentage of women in conventional jobs considerably smaller than that in most other commands or overseas theaters, where the numbers in "feminine" work ranged as high as