Original U.S. WWII Navy Type N-6 Gun Camera & Camera Mount G.S.A.P. Mark 6 on Display Base Brown Bess Muskets flying on screen in movies

flying on screen in movies such as the 1962 Steve McQueen movie

This pin depicts the Indian Head in a white star on a blue shield background

supported by artillery attacked the camp

Lyle then assumed command of the 379th Bomb Group until May 5

Color/Markings: Olive drab body with a pale green band and markings

Original U.S. WWII Navy Type N-6 Gun Camera & Camera Mount G.S.A.P. Mark 6 on Display Base Brown Bess Muskets flying on screen in moviesOriginal Item. Only One Available. Camera guns like these were used by Photographer's Mates and the Naval Aviation Photographic Unit during World War II to capture images of the US Navy at work. As the cameras were mounted to airplanes and could only be operated when the plane's gun trigger was pressed, they were especially valuable at taking images from the air and for scout work. This is a tremendous display piece consisting of a USAAF Type N 6 Gun