Original Japanese WWII Hand Painted Good Luck Flag Named to Sailor Yamada Sojiro - 30" x 37" German SS History of the Type 96

History of the Type 96 Light Machine Gun-

with the initial "A" variant entering production in 1978

It is recorded that the British Navy sacked the Military Stores in Copenhagen returning great quantities of powder

Much like the Springfield Model of 1795

even the training battalion members were put into action

Original Japanese WWII Hand Painted Good Luck Flag Named to Sailor Yamada Sojiro - 30" x 37" German SS History of the Type 96Original Item: One of a kind. Just purchased from a large military auction! This hand painted cloth "Good Luck" flag is named to Navy 1st Class Sailor Mr. Yamada Sojiro in Japanese writing. It also has other phrases, such as "12th Destroyer Group", "IJN", and "Kill Them All". Rarely do we see flags with such specific information regarding the person it was made for! The flag measures approximately 30"H x 37"W, and is made of what appears to be