Original U.S. WWII 81mm Display M1 Mortar System With Baseplate and Bipod Availability_Domestic On 9 November the division

On 9 November the division assumed temporary occupation of a hill west of Prény

The bottom coin is an Australian FLORIN dated 1941

the sight features perfect optics with 4 filtered rotating lens

- One German Post-WWI Weimar Period War Commemorative Medal 1914/1918 of the Kyffhäuser Bund (Veteran's Association) with Crossed Swords & Ribbon

Frank Matthews

Original U.S. WWII 81mm Display M1 Mortar System With Baseplate and Bipod Availability_Domestic On 9 November the divisionOriginal Item: Only One Available. The M1 81mm mortar was the largest weapon in the arsenal of the U. S. WWII infantry battalion. It provided the battalion commander with a powerful and flexible indirect fire capability. Sometimes called "infantry artillery," or "hip pocket artillery," mortars were capable of quickly laying down heavy barrages. These could stop enemy attacks under the worst conditions. Able to fire at high angles, mortars could fire