Original U.S. WWII German Anti-Tank Tellermine T.Mi.42 Training Mine - Inert Vietnam The regiment embarked at Corunna

The regiment embarked at Corunna for their journey home in January 1809

He reached 200 in late August 1943

The buttplate still functions and opens easily

Camp Meade was located at Middletown

Leather Lieutenant bars on each epaulet and evidence of the hand-burned branded leather name tag which has been removed but the lasting impression read V

Original U.S. WWII German Anti-Tank Tellermine T.Mi.42 Training Mine - Inert Vietnam The regiment embarked at CorunnaOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an inert T. Mi. 42 replica mine, built by the United States in order to train their troops on how to deactivate live teller mines in the occupied Europe. The mine is totally inert, hollow, and faintly marked DUMMY in yellow paint on the underside. It still retains the carrying handle and removable top that can be unscrewed. There are also still the original faint painted markings around the top: T. Mi. Pilz