Original U.S. WWII China Burma India Hump Pilot Named A-2 Jacket Grouping Untouched Antique Guns and saw service until the

and saw service until the war ended in 1945

Original Item: We all remember Rommel's Afrika Korps the elite Germany army that swept the British east across North Africa all the way to the gates of Cairo in Egypt

British single-engined fighters could use the Foster mounting to elevate a Lewis gun above the propeller arc for unsynchronized firing

though it has some areas on the back where it has traces of glue and paper attached

These markings on this rifle help trace the history of the various refits it has gone through

Original U.S. WWII China Burma India Hump Pilot Named A-2 Jacket Grouping Untouched Antique Guns and saw service until theOriginal Item: One of a kind. Lieutenant Milford B. Bates Jr. ASN 078177 was a an air transport pilot in the China Burma India theatre of operations during World War Two. He was stationed at 1306th Army Air Force Base Unit at the Karachi Airport, India. Activated in March 1942. ATC Station #16. Was western ATC hub of India China Air Route, receiving large numbers of ferried aircraft from Africa and Middle East. Large Technical Service Command presence