Original British WWII Wood Air Raid Alarm / Gas Rattle New Items 56 years ago

56 years ago

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He was also included in various after action reports and is even mentioned in the book “More Than Courage” the Combat History of the 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment in World War II

The Marine recruiting brochures in 1943 promised women openings in 34 job assignments: the shortsightedness of the planners can be seen in the final statistics recording women in more than 200

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Original British WWII Wood Air Raid Alarm / Gas Rattle New Items 56 years agoOriginal Item: Only One Available. In WWI poison gas was introduced, now totally outlawed as inhumane. With all the noise in the trenches, the wooden gas rattle was adopted to alert soldiers in the trenches of an impending attack. These rattles had a totally unique sound, and were quite jarring, being able to be heard above the din of war. The fear of course once WWII began was that the NSDAP War machine would reintroduce poison gas, which would be