Original U.S. Vietnam War American Advisor to ARVN Military Assistance Command 7th Infantry Division Rangers ERDL Long Sleeve Uniform with Period-Applied Insignia - Major Pittman Ammunition It was not unheard of

It was not unheard of for US Soldiers and Marines to stick this card in their helmet band as a sort of anti-peace sign

The left side of the frame has the standard Colt patent markings:

and is marked with the standard size information on the inside of the left breast:

“World War 1 Armaments and the

though the detent on the bolt body for the firing pin retainer is very worn

Original U.S. Vietnam War American Advisor to ARVN Military Assistance Command 7th Infantry Division Rangers ERDL Long Sleeve Uniform with Period-Applied Insignia - Major Pittman Ammunition It was not unheard ofOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. The Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) was the name for all ground forces during the Vietnam War. Army units were organized into four Corps (I through IV), each covering a geographical region of South Vietnam. Primary combat units included eleven Infantry Divisions, one Airborne Division (Nhy D), the ARVN Rangers (Bit ng Qun), and the ARVN Special Forces (Lc Lng c Bit or LLDB). The Vietnam Air Force and