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    Engineers 1943

    I thought I would share this one.



    Engineers' color guard at Fort Belvoir, Virginia.
    March 1943.
    Kodachrome transparency, photographer unknown.
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    S&W Victory model in cross draw holsters. This is a very high quality photo for 1943.
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    I could be wrong, but I did not know the US Army issued the S&W Victory (38 cal) in a cross-draw hip holster ? Looks more like the Model 1917 revolver (45 acp)

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    Quote Originally Posted by RCS View Post
    I could be wrong, but I did not know the US Army issued the S&W Victory (38 cal) in a cross-draw hip holster ? Looks more like the Model 1917 revolver (45 acp)
    Yes, it could very well be the 1917. I believe the Army did issue the S&W though. Could be wrong. Wouldn't be the first time
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    Thatr would be my guess too. 1917 revolver. But STILL...Another thing I didn't know was that you fellas (the US) had senior NCOs as the colour party bearers. In Canadaicon it's officers. This appears to be a sunset ceremony. Any of you done this exact thing???
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