Original U.S. WWII Japanese Occupation Made Airborne Glider Wings - Marked Sendai Japan 1946 Display Guns & Parts Sets While many soldiers simply put

While many soldiers simply put items in their bags undeclared

It does not interfere with sheathing the blade

Borchardt-Luger System by the German arms manufacturer Deutsche Waffen und Munitionsfabriken (DWM)

The helmet started out as a Cold War era Polish Wz50 which was exported to a number of Arab countries due to its low price

The front sight looks to be a working life brass replacement

Original U.S. WWII Japanese Occupation Made Airborne Glider Wings - Marked Sendai Japan 1946 Display Guns & Parts Sets While many soldiers simply putOriginal Items: Only Pair Available. After WWII, the 11th Airborne Division was stationed in Japan as part of the post war occupation forces. Always in need of insignia, American troops had a large demand for badges that were quickly met by local post war merchants and shopkeepers who met the needs. Both metal paratrooper jump wings and glider badges were produced with the markings SENDAI JAPAN. Some were even marked STERLING even though they were