Original U.S. Vietnam War Era U.S.M.C. 2nd Recon Battalion Wooden Sign - Swift Silent Deadly - Dated 1972 Category_MG 34 Ammo Storage and a mistake was made

and a mistake was made when the flag link was made

when KPA units were used offensively

with weathering possibly unrelated to service

It also states the GI's name as "STAFF SERGEANT BILL OGDEN of Evansville

but this is really in great shape for a Civil War black powder gun

Original U.S. Vietnam War Era U.S.M.C. 2nd Recon Battalion Wooden Sign - Swift Silent Deadly - Dated 1972 Category_MG 34 Ammo Storage and a mistake was madeOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a phenomenal trapezoidal wooden sign for use by the 2nd Reconnaissance Battalion of the United States Marine Corps. The sign is painted red with a tan border and a screaming skull painted in the middle surrounded by the phrase SWIFT SILENT DEADLY. It is signed ADAMCZYK 72 in the bottom right corner. The sign is roughly 39 long at the bottom and 29 long at the top, 11 tall, and about thick. The sign has some damage