Original U.S. Vietnam War Inert M374 HE 81mm Mortar Round - Dated 1967 German Uniforms were acting as distant support

were acting as distant support for German minesweepers off the German coast when the minesweepers were attacked by British warships

First called the 17th Engineer Battalion (Heavy Ponton)

We estimate that the helmet is a size 56 or 57

Unfortunately Klingenthal was in the Eastern area of France and that territory was lost to the lost to the Prussians after France's dreadful defeat in 1871

With ships stationed everywhere from Dutch Harbor to Oahu and the North Atlantic to the Mediterranean

Original U.S. Vietnam War Inert M374 HE 81mm Mortar Round - Dated 1967 German Uniforms were acting as distant supportOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a wonderful example of an 81mm M374 HE round for the M29 Mortar System. The round was rendered inert by an Explosive Ordnance Disposal team on 10 16 79 and is clearly stamped as so on the body. This round cannot be rendered live again to be used as an explosive device and is in complete compliance per the current regulations set out by the BATF. Not Available For Export. The M29 is an American produced 81