Original Imperial Japanese WWII Aircraft Auxiliary Propeller with U.S. 5th Air Force Souvenir Paint - Tachikawa A.A.B. Russian Antique Guns with the usual light denting

with the usual light denting and scratches expected from a rifle that saw long service

especially around the hood of the parka

The common term in military terminology for shaped charge warheads is high explosive anti-tank (HEAT)

Truly one of the best painted camouflage helmets we have seen in a very long time

with little loss of the finish on both the inside and out

Original Imperial Japanese WWII Aircraft Auxiliary Propeller with U.S. 5th Air Force Souvenir Paint - Tachikawa A.A.B. Russian Antique Guns with the usual light dentingOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an interesting souvenir piece painted by an American soldier at the end of World War II, a Japanese auxiliary propeller painted with the insignia of the 5th Air Force & Army Air Forces, along with Tachikawa A. A. B. Japan. The 5th Air Force had a base at Tachikawa after World War II. The propeller measures roughly 23 long and is in great shape without any heavy damage to the paint. After the war, the United States