Original U.S. Vietnam War Helicopter Pilot 536th Aviation Company Named Grouping - Lieutenant Robert Runyan - Air Medal and Bronze Star Recipient Antique Wheellock Firearms Officially known as a "Navy

Officially known as a "Navy undress sword belt" this is a turn of the 19th century United States Navy Spanish American war leather officer belt with sword hangers and gilt buckle offered in good condition

repairs and patches

sinking their first German U-boat

Stuart and Nathan Bedford Forrest were both proponents of issuing short rifles to their cavalry troopers

Featuring multi-piece construction

Original U.S. Vietnam War Helicopter Pilot 536th Aviation Company Named Grouping - Lieutenant Robert Runyan - Air Medal and Bronze Star Recipient Antique Wheellock Firearms Officially known as a "NavyOriginal Item: Only One Available. Original Items: One of a kind Set. First Lieutenant Robert B. Runyan 05536295 served in Vietnam as a helicopter pilot assigned to various units including the 536th Aviation Company and 229th Aviation Battalion. He was awarded the Air Medal (Citation and newspaper article included) for service during the period 16 March 1967 to 24 March 1967 for twenty five aerial missions. He was also awarded the Bronze Star