Gear / Equipment
During World War II, soldiers were issued a range of equipment to prepare them for combat. A typical soldier’s gear included a haversack or musette bag, a web belt, pouches, canteen, and a Carlisle bandage pouch, which were designed to carry food, water, ammunition, and first aid supplies. Other standard equipment included knives, bayonets, hand grenades. In addition to these basic items, soldiers may have also been issued specialized equipment depending on their role, such as a radio for communication or binoculars for reconnaissance. The equipment provided to soldiers during World War II was critical to their survival and success in combat.
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WWII British D-Day Map of France Reproduction
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Smith & Wesson Military Watch
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WWII Nitrostarch Block, Inert Dummy
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WWII M2 Demolition Block, Inert Dummy
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Compass Cufflinks
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Sale!WWII USN Jewelers Screwdrivers Type IV Reproduction
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WWII Ball 38 Caliber Special M41, 50 Cartridge Box Reproduction
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WWII Burlap Scrim Strips for Helmet Camouflage, NOS
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2 U.S. Military White Bed Sheets, Surplus
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U.S. Military White Bed Sheet, Surplus
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WWII Gigli Saw Reproduction
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Paratrooper Pocket
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Metal Ditch Whistle USAAF RAF
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WWII Carbine Repacked Cartridge Box Reproduction
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WWII Carbine Grenade Box, Cal .30M6 Reproduction
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WWII One Pound TNT Block Inert Reproduction Dummy
$12.00