Original U.S. WWII Ford GPW Jeep Front Grille with Radiator Deflector German Documents & Books On 1 March 1965 the

On 1 March 1965 the 68th Aviation Company was deactivated and was reactivated and the 197th Armed Helicopter Company was born

The bullion wire has tarnished to a lovely dark color but much of the bright gold color on the beak is still highly visible

" and "Fast in Helmet"

and the stitching at the rear of the cap has some field repairs

Included in the set are a fabulous BATF approved non-functional Italian WWII Breda 1939 dated ROMA marked display machine gun

Original U.S. WWII Ford GPW Jeep Front Grille with Radiator Deflector German Documents & Books On 1 March 1965 theOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a lovely Stamped Steel WWII Production "9 slot" Grille from a Ford GPW "Jeep", with an intact radiator deflector on the interior. The original design made by Willys for the MB had a 13 slot grill made from bent and welded steel slats, which was heavy and expensive to produce. When Ford tooled up for making the GPW, they went with the much improved 9 slot stamped steel type, which Willys then adopted as well. The