Original U.S. Cold War Era US Air Force Aerial Smoke Targeting Bomblet - Inert Spanish Helmets There is powder burn and

There is powder burn and oxidation around the cap nipple cones

which is what the number 96

In August 1946 the personnel and equipment of the 485th were reassigned to the 97th Bombardment Group and the 485th was inactivated

during which three Rangers were killed and several more were captured

He is recorded as a Veteran of the 9th and attended a reunion in 1908

Original U.S. Cold War Era US Air Force Aerial Smoke Targeting Bomblet - Inert Spanish Helmets There is powder burn andOriginal Items: Only One Group Available. Now this is a somewhat rare piece. This dates sometime during the later part of the Cold War and is a targeting smoke bomb, dropped from US Aircraft to target areas, enemy locations, potential targets, screening and so on. Information on these are rather scarce but the basic principle of smoke bombs grenades are relatively the same. Unloaded or dummy grenades, artillery shell casings, and similar devices,