Original U.S. WWII Motor Vehicle 24-Unit Emergency First Aid Kit - EMPTY - Stock No. 9777100 Technical Handbooks & Manuals The relatively poor breech seal

The relatively poor breech seal that revolvers have was definitely an issue with long range accuracy

This buckle was found either predating the formation of the National Military Park

sewn and riveted on

and had provided valuable intelligence to Lee about the disposition of Grant's army

In US Army service it was designated the OA-10

Original U.S. WWII Motor Vehicle 24-Unit Emergency First Aid Kit - EMPTY - Stock No. 9777100 Technical Handbooks & Manuals The relatively poor breech sealOriginal Item: Only One Available. Prior to WWII the standard vehicle first aid kit was called the Type D. The Motor Vehicle First Aid Kit (24 Unit) was very similar to the 12 unit kit, but in a larger chest and stocked with more supplies. The original stock number was 97771, then 9777100 with red caduceus on white circle cover markings similar to the 12 unit model. Later production bore stock number 9 221 100. This box has the stock number 9777100