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which is the older knife kabar or ka-bar, that is embossed on the tang of their knives?
Some kabar knives have the name KABAR and some have KA-BAR, just wondering which name symbol is oldest on these knives.
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Need help with my WWII research on clothes and uniforms. (If you know of links or info, I would appreciate it)
Let me start off by explaining that I'm quite a stickler when it comes to historical accuracy on many details. I am writing a story right now about a young man (Private) in the United States Army at the start of World War II (Preferably, he will end up fighting at Midway, I THINK, but I'm not positive yet. Let's just say he fights in the Pacific sometime in 1942.)
I know all of the army equipment and clothes that a soldier had in the Pacific during D-Day ('44), but I would like to know if I need to make any alterations to this list (ex. is this the wrong equip. for the USarmy, were items not issued until after 1943, etc.)
M1 helmet w/ camo cover, poncho, Herringbone twill Jacket, Mark II fragmentation grenade, Cartridge belt, Kabar knife and scabbard, Ammunition bandoleer, Herringbone twill trousers, M1 rifle w/ M1 bayonet.
I'm also struggling with finding out what his on-leave uniform would look like. I'm at my wits end and in need of help with my research. Can anyone help me?
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Need help with my WWII research on clothes and uniforms. (If you know of links or info, I would appreciate it)
Let me start off by explaining that I'm quite a stickler when it comes to historical accuracy on many details. I am writing a story right now about a young man (Private) in the United States Army at the start of World War II (Preferably, he will end up fighting at Midway, I THINK, but I'm not positive yet. Let's just say he fights in the Pacific sometime in 1942.)
I know all of the army equipment and clothes that a soldier had in the Pacific during D-Day ('44), but I would like to know if I need to make any alterations to this list (ex. is this the wrong equip. for the USarmy, were items not issued until after 1943, etc.)
M1 helmet w/ camo cover, poncho, Herringbone twill Jacket, Mark II fragmentation grenade, Cartridge belt, Kabar knife and scabbard, Ammunition bandoleer, Herringbone twill trousers, M1 rifle w/ M1 bayonet.
I'm also struggling with finding out what his on-leave uniform would look like. I'm at my wits end and in need of help with my research. Can anyone help me?
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