Original U.S. WWII P-38 Lightning Pilot Named Grouping - 429th Fighter Squadron U.S. Equipment Just below that is the

Just below that is the Chemical division logo

Found in Nepal these are original smooth bore full stocked Officer's Muskets that have the outward appearance of being Brunswick Rifles (P-1837)

Early on the morning of the 11th

The traditional Shashqua scabbard is constructed of a canvas covered wood body which is coated in a hard black wax like material supported by brass mounts

and trigger lever pin

Original U.S. WWII P-38 Lightning Pilot Named Grouping - 429th Fighter Squadron U.S. Equipment Just below that is theOriginal Items: One of a kind set. This stunning grouping belonged to a winner of the Silver Star, Air Medal and Soldier's Medal during WWII who flew a Lockheed P 38 Lightning over occupied Europe during World War Two as a member of the 429th Fighter Squadron, 474th Fighter Group, 9th Air Force. 1st Lieutenant Wayne E. Comment performed heroically while observing the return of planes from other Squadrons on 28 January 1945, and was subsequently