Original U.S. WWII Thompson SMG Kerr Pattern Web Sling Holsters & Cases the 188th were the first

the 188th were the first to land on Japanese soil with 1096 men

577/450 were designated as the Martini Henry MkIV Pattern "C"

7 October was spent in establishing observation posts and telephone communications in the new positions

The engagement continued into the following day when finally U55 was sunk by Depth Charges

It was a simplified version of the Tellermine 42

Original U.S. WWII Thompson SMG Kerr Pattern Web Sling Holsters & Cases the 188th were the firstOriginal Item: One Only. This is an outstanding example of the very scarce U. S. issue Thompson Sub Machine gun sling. This sling is a shorter version of the "Standard Kerr Extension Gun Sling" issued for the 1903 Springfield rifle. When properly attached, the sling has multiple length configurations, and is fully adjustable depending on how the Thompson was being held. This example is constructed of tan colored webbing with the standard brass clip