Original Imperial Japanese WWII Map of Philippines Taken from Japanese Aviator Crashed at Teneguiban Bacuit with Flight Plan & Inscription - 30 ¾ x 42 ¾” Hotchkiss .303 serving during the Second World

serving during the Second World War as a primary anti-tank gun of both the British and United States Army (as the 57 mm gun M1)

reflecting the highest credit upon himself and the parachute infantry

intending to destroy installations

though it was later updated to have one

This is a lovely USGI Bring Back from WWII: an original Japanese WWII "Meatball" National flag

Original Imperial Japanese WWII Map of Philippines Taken from Japanese Aviator Crashed at Teneguiban Bacuit with Flight Plan & Inscription - 30 ¾ x 42 ¾” Hotchkiss .303 serving during the Second WorldOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an outstanding piece worthy of professional framing with museum glass. This 30 x 42 Japanese made map of the Philippine Islands was in the possession of a Japanese pilot conducting missions over the island of Palawan, with flight plans showing routing and mileage to specific target sites. This pilot was shot down over the island, crash landing at Teniguiban, Bacuit Bay. There, an American officer came upon him,