Original Belgian Cold War Era Inert Pair of 40mm Illumination Rifle Grenades, Belgium Vietnam which is most likely the

which is most likely the reason it was installed into the rummy receiver

which indicates production in approximately March 1885

The helmet is fitted with a small hole “shrimp net” style helmet net which was a somewhat common practice with GIs cutting pieces from larger vehicle nets to use to assist in camouflaging the helmet

An additional Tunestillingen ("Tune Line") defense installation was constructed during the war

Naval Air Station in Jacksonville

Original Belgian Cold War Era Inert Pair of 40mm Illumination Rifle Grenades, Belgium Vietnam which is most likely theOriginal Items. Only One Available. This is a set of two inert illumination rifle grenades that came out of an old museum, still retaining their identification tags wrapped around the shaft. Despite both being labeled French, they are both Belgian. As with all deactivated ordnance, this item is not available for export. The first grenade, which is Belgian, is an M259 rifle grenade, labeled PFL RFL 40 N 5 3 09. It is a rifle launched, parachute