Original U.S. WWII US Navy Unmarked Milsco M-1941 Klewang Boarding Cutlass Spade Grip Assembly known as the "Flying Ambulance

known as the "Flying Ambulance

after the type was succeeded in the strategic bombing role by the Avro Lincoln

The case of the resurfacing papers was reported in Der Spiegel ("The Mirror"

The CIA used motion detectors and listening devices all along the Ho Chi Minh Trail to watch for movement and disrupt Viet Cong supply lines to the south

known as the All American Division

Original U.S. WWII US Navy Unmarked Milsco M-1941 Klewang Boarding Cutlass Spade Grip Assembly known as the "Flying AmbulanceOriginal Item: Only One Available. The M1941 was manufactured in the U. S. by Milsco (Milwaukee Saddlery Company) beginning in 1940 and had an unmarked blade like this one. The European models M1898 M1901 were manufactured in Solingen, Germany and Hembrug, Netherlands. Additionally in the early 1940s both Milsco and another U. S. company named Vince supplied only the Klewang blades for the Dutch to be used as replacement blades in the Dutch East