Original Japanese WWII IJA Leather Surgery Medic First Aid Pouch with Medic’s Armband, Field Surgical Kit, & Contents Found at Kahili Airfield in Bougainville, New Guinea Japanese Militaria The rear of the breechblock

The rear of the breechblock exhibits the clear patent stamping of

having passed a prohibition law in 1914

There is an original 6 ⅞ size label

As acting chief of naval operations (fourth from left)

The most interesting feature of the beret is the fact that it does not have a flash present on the front

Original Japanese WWII IJA Leather Surgery Medic First Aid Pouch with Medic’s Armband, Field Surgical Kit, & Contents Found at Kahili Airfield in Bougainville, New Guinea Japanese Militaria The rear of the breechblockOriginal Items: Only One Lot Available. Both war and medicine alter the human body, but in two different ways; war uses violence to harm and kill, while medicine strives to save and maintain the body. Despite this essential disparity, the two fields have been intimately connected and mutually contributive since early in history. This connection reached new heights during the Modern era, as war expanded and became increasingly medicalized. This