Original U.S. Vietnam War Custom Bolo Knife with Scabbard marked to Jungle Environment Survival Training Camp in the Philippines U.S. Antique Guns Collectors generally agree that 1)

Collectors generally agree that 1) the "Springfield" Randall knives are nothing if not inconsistent in small features

From Ireland he shipped out to England where he became a member of the 29th Infantry Division

There is even a visible cartouche on the left side by the lock screws

embarked 295 casualties

All were transported on pack animals

Original U.S. Vietnam War Custom Bolo Knife with Scabbard marked to Jungle Environment Survival Training Camp in the Philippines U.S. Antique Guns Collectors generally agree that 1)Original Item: Only One Available. During the Vietnam War, coping with the harsh and unpredictable jungle environment was one the most challenging parts of serving there. In the late 1960s, some U. S. Army Serviceman visited Subic Bay on the Western coast of Luzon in the Philippine Islands. There, they encountered the Aeta People, an indigenous ethnic group on the Philippines, who are thought to be one of the first groups to arrive on the Island