Original Set of 2 WWII U.S. Navy Mark 1 Fighting Knives named to USN Officer - Camillus & Geneva Forge Receiver Top Cover Most of the battalion returned

Most of the battalion returned home in June 1902

whether there are red and gold painted ChiCom markings on the front of the canteen body or no markings

This marking stands for Gebirgs-Jäger-Regiment 137

and is stiff

though it is still attached to its snap on the scabbard cover

Original Set of 2 WWII U.S. Navy Mark 1 Fighting Knives named to USN Officer - Camillus & Geneva Forge Receiver Top Cover Most of the battalion returnedOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Navy MK1 knife was used as both a utility knife and a fighting weapon. While some undoubtedly saw combat, particularly with Naval Aviators, these blades were mostly used for everyday functions aboard ship and ashore. The Mark I knives were Navy issue throughout WW2 and remained in inventory through the Vietnam war. They were purchased in huge quantities so replacements were not needed for many years. From a