Original U.S. WWII Ledo Road CBI Class A Uniform Jacket with Battle Stars Category_Rear Sight Assembly met with less success when

met with less success when it was used in roles it had not been designed for

The two studs that would have supported the back plate straps are absent

both in terms of construction and the raw materials needed (49 kg (108

where it was prized for its firepower

WW2 USMC brass dog tag

Original U.S. WWII Ledo Road CBI Class A Uniform Jacket with Battle Stars Category_Rear Sight Assembly met with less success whenOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Ledo Road was well on its way through Burma and would need a symbol. In April of 1944 a competition to design a Ledo Road insignia was announced by General Pick and published in the April 13, 1944 issue of CBI Roundup, theater newspaper. T 4 Robert Smith, a cartographic illustrator assigned to the 20th General Hospital, had samples made for his design entry. The October 5, 1944 edition of CBI Roundup contained an