Original Vietnam War South Vietnamese “Junk Force” Beret - Size 56 Russian Uniforms the MG 42's main drawback

the MG 42's main drawback was that it could consume ammunition at such a high rate that it was very difficult to keep firing during offensive actions

took their dog tags and outlined them on a piece of paper and then wrote their names and addresses inside the outline of their tag

liberating many port cities which could be used to supply the Allies as they fought the entrenched German forces

however the barrel bands

however the serial numbers were overstruck

Original Vietnam War South Vietnamese “Junk Force” Beret - Size 56 Russian Uniforms the MG 42's main drawbackOriginal Item: Only One Available. Very early in the U. S. engagement in the Vietnam War, around 1965, the U. S. Navy employed a strategy of using U. S. crewed patrol boats in support of a South Vietnamese militia force operating sampans or junks, a kind of "hooligans navy," to cut off the flow of supplies and equipment by sea from North Vietnam to South Vietnam. North Vietnam was regularly sending small boats such as sampans (fishing boats) and