Original Japanese WWII INERT Imperial Japanese Navy Type 88 Short Delay Mortar Fuse With Tin and Bringback Documents - Inert Headgear the Überzug (helmet cover) was

the Überzug (helmet cover) was first introduced for general issue on 17 May 1892

near the border with Belgium

as well as the Sedgley "Circled S" logo

patch pockets on the front with buttons

Cassell describes their first encounter with a Japanese airplane inbound for their LST while in Saipan which he stated they were able to shoot down

Original Japanese WWII INERT Imperial Japanese Navy Type 88 Short Delay Mortar Fuse With Tin and Bringback Documents - Inert Headgear the Überzug (helmet cover) wasOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a completely INERT example of a WWII Japanese Navy Type 88 Short Delay Mortar Fuse, and is in compliance with the current BATF standards on inert ordnance. Not Available For Export. This fuse was sent home in 1945 by United States Navy Reservist D. W. Christenson, a Mineman 2nd Class who was apart of Bomb and Mine Disposal Team #3. A scanned and printed copy of the original paperwork is included with the