Original U.S. WWII D-Day “Invade Mecum” Volume 4 - Invasion Atlas of Normandy - Rare Vietnam The receiver is accurately marked

The receiver is accurately marked on the right and left sides with the original factory-style markings

Both magazines required special carrying frames

at times greyish linen tunic (Drillichjacke) and trousers (Drillichose) with just the rank insignias on it

they were able to roll up the Confederate line by chance

because of the greatly increased time to machine them

Original U.S. WWII D-Day “Invade Mecum” Volume 4 - Invasion Atlas of Normandy - Rare Vietnam The receiver is accurately markedOriginal Item. Only One Available. Writing in "Death Traps: The Survival of an American Armored Division in World War II", 3rd Armored Division officer Belton Cooper, who would land several weeks after D Day, commented that "great lengths were taken to attend to the most minute details. A small booklet entitled "Invade Mecum" (invade with me) was given to platoon leaders before the D day invasion. It contained detailed drawings of every hamlet in the