Original U.S. Korean War 1953 Dated Mitchell Pattern Camouflage Shelter Half German Edged Weapons It was used primarily in

It was used primarily in the U

The 188th and 1st of the 187th were pinned down along with several high-ranking officers

the Battle of Bear Paw Mountain began

This is one of three patterns of helmets produced for the Bulgarian army before World War II

consists of a 31" stout wood haft with a steel spike on the bottom

Original U.S. Korean War 1953 Dated Mitchell Pattern Camouflage Shelter Half German Edged Weapons It was used primarily inOriginal Items: Only One Available. Issued by the Marine Corps, the Mitchell pattern Shelter Half was made from water repellent cotton duck and was identical in design to the Army's olive green version. The reversible camouflage consisted of a green leaf 'summer' design with a brown cloud 'winter' pattern on the underside. Beginning in 1959, the Mitchell camouflage pattern was also used for the reversible M1 helmet cover. The material itself appears