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    17-9-1 Garand Picture of the Day - Korea



    Members of the 1st Marines (last names Anderson, Taugner, and Reno) pose for a candid moment during a lull in the action.
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    1907 slings in Korea, guess there were lots left.
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    Due to the planed invasion of Japanicon the supply of Purple Heart medals lasted until Vietnam
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    The guy on the right is loaded for bear! Two Garands and a Carbine!

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    Interesting that they have sidearms as well as rifles.

    Any idea what the metal container the middle guy is carrying is?

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    Quote Originally Posted by henry r View Post
    the metal container
    Looks like an optical sight case. Guy on the left has a flat case looks like a clinometer case.
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    Any idea what the metal container the middle guy is carrying is?[/QUOTE]

    looks loke a variant of this


    Imperial Japaneseicon Army officer's mess tins. The later pattern on the left is longer, narrower and lacks the bail of the earlier pattern on the right.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark in Rochester View Post
    a variant of this
    I really don't think it's a Jap Officer's mess kit, out of time and space.... I can't find the weapon sight box I speak of so I can't show you...not the M3 mortar sight, it's longer I think...
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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    I really don't think it's a Jap Officer's mess kit, out of time and space.... I can't find the weapon sight box I speak of so I can't show you...not the M3 mortar sight, it's longer I think...
    No not Jap - similar to - but could not find any NKA mess tin or Chinese that looked similar - maybe M6 scope case
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark in Rochester View Post
    maybe M6 scope case
    I wondered about that but couldn't find one...
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