Original U.S. WWII USAAF Enameled Portable Mess Set in Transit Chest - By CRESCO 1944 French Militaria one in the side

one in the side

Producing the first fighter designed specifically for radar was a complicated process and although the P-61 was designed in 1940

During the North African campaign

This item requires no type of license as it has been fully deactivated according to specifications outlined by the BATF

but was unconvinced that the same level of performance could be achieved in a production model

Original U.S. WWII USAAF Enameled Portable Mess Set in Transit Chest - By CRESCO 1944 French Militaria one in the sideOriginal Item: Only one set available. This set consist of a wooden transit chest measuring 18" x 14" x 13" containing enameled plates and cups with stainless steel flatware. The chest, with paint no doubt refreshed, is Olive Drab and bears in white lettering: FIGHTER SQUADRON, FAIRFORD, ENGLAND USAAF The United States Army Air Force was stationed at Fairford Air Base, which was constructed in 1944 in the village of Fairford in the Cotswolds, one of