Original British WWII RAF Air Ministry Emergency Dinghy First Aid Outfit with Contents Untouched Antique Guns have even more problems to

have even more problems to solve because the views from which crews may see the enemy are not confined to those from underneath

or possibly early 1864

The engineers were more often than not sent out ahead

Service to Reich

The three bullion "wings" above oak leaves indicate the rank of Hauptmann (Captain)

Original British WWII RAF Air Ministry Emergency Dinghy First Aid Outfit with Contents Untouched Antique Guns have even more problems toOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a scarce Air Ministry marked First Aid Outfit tin with many of its original contents. The tin measures 7 x 6 x 3 and retains many of its contents. The contents include: 25 Chlorbutol Capsules in original bottle by Parke, Davis & Co. All appear retained. Dated March 1942. 1 Oz. White Absorbent Lint in wrapper. There are two of these. Tubunic Ampoules in original tin, good shape. Iodine Ampoule for External