Original U.S. WWII OSS “Little Joe” Crossbow Bolt Used on the Little Joe Penetrometer German Militaria The exterior is now mostly

The exterior is now mostly a gray peppered patina

and an Eagle

From the French Revolutionary Wars onwards

303 Short Magazine Lee Enfield (SMLE) barrel enabled Wardell and Owen to resubmit the design to the Inventions Board on January 30

This is a rare opportunity to add a piece of vital equipment from a helo that has been in service since 1984

Original U.S. WWII OSS “Little Joe” Crossbow Bolt Used on the Little Joe Penetrometer German Militaria The exterior is now mostlyOriginal Item. Only One Available. On October 27, 1942, the U. S. Office of Strategic Services, the nations wartime intelligence agency, asked the National Defense Research Committee to come up with a silent, easily concealed weapon that its covert operatives could carry deep into occupied territories and use for such purposes as eliminating sentries or guard dogs. The OSSs proposed specifications included a muzzle velocity of 1,000 feet per second