Original U.S. Vietnam War Era ODA-133 11th Special Forces Group Airborne Presentation Trailblazer Knife by Camillus Sterling SMG as well as some damage

as well as some damage from use

This is a very sought-after maker

its design included a secondary ground-attack capability that was largely unused

Kemsley was the founder of Backpacker Magazine and the book is chock full of 1970’s hiking photos

Barrel and action retain about 80% original bluing having matured beautifully

Original U.S. Vietnam War Era ODA-133 11th Special Forces Group Airborne Presentation Trailblazer Knife by Camillus Sterling SMG as well as some damageOriginal Item. One of a Kind. The 11th Special Forces Group was a U. S. Army Reserve Group located along the east coast of the United States. It was activated as part of the Army Reserves in Boston, Massachusetts on March 1, 1961. The 11th SFGA, along with the 12th SFGA, was deactivated in 1994 as a cost cutting measure. Many of the Soldiers of both reserve groups would join either the 19th or 20th Special Forces Groups of the U. S. Army's National