Original Vietnam War Inert Vietnamese Mini HE Hand Fragmentation Grenade Japanese Army Some of German forces retreated

Some of German forces retreated into a castle with T/Sgt Hedrick's close behind

While escorting bombers to Poznan

Both the helmet shell and liner are marked on both sides with the unit insignia of the Korean War Era California National Guard Reserve - 1st Division

when it went bankrupt and its machinery was all sold to a former COLT ARMS employee

They were originally created by General Alessandro La Marmora on 18 June 1836 to serve in the Royal Sardinian Army

Original Vietnam War Inert Vietnamese Mini HE Hand Fragmentation Grenade Japanese Army Some of German forces retreatedOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is a scarce grenade of the Vietnam War era! We had quite a difficult time trying to identify this one and we found out there is no real designation for this. This grenade is often referred to as just Vietnamese Mini High Explosive Fragmentation Grenade. Truly an obscure example! The grenade is totally inert and unable to be rendered live again to be used as a destructive device. It is in complete compliance