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The width of the M1903/14 belt remained unchanged from its predecessor at 55 mm
Shoulder straps were a slip-on pattern and piped in Army corps colors or unit facing colors depending on the unit
with the 479th Fighter Wing at George AFB
that is the designation GSW used for the first shell version of the MkII Helmet
Medal ribbons that include: Bronze Star Medal
Original U.S. WWII Navy Mk. II KA-BAR Fighting Knife by Camillus with Scabbard Reinforced by Aluminum from Damaged Aircraft with Provenance Category_MG 42 Display Guns & Part Sets The width of the M1903/14Original Item. One of a Kind. This is a fantastic example of a WWII Navy Mk. II Fighting knife attributed to Machinist Mate 2nd Class Robert O. Graham, Platoon 1, Company C, U. S. Navy 92nd Construction Battalion. According to a provenance letter included with the knife, Graham carried this knife while accompanying the Seabees in the initial invasion of Tinian through to the end of the fighting. During the initial landing phase, Graham drove a
