Original U.S. Vietnam War Cased Commemorative Medal For Families Of American Personnel Missing In Southeast Asia With Documents - POW MIA German Uniforms one brass hilted the other

one brass hilted the other steel hilted

The rebuilt inert non-firing BATF approved receiver with a 2" new made section has fine markings that are easily visible and read-

The Japanese had lost skilled trainers

The knife was clearly intended for stabbing

• Original period paperwork including- Honorable Discharge

Original U.S. Vietnam War Cased Commemorative Medal For Families Of American Personnel Missing In Southeast Asia With Documents - POW MIA German Uniforms one brass hilted the otherOriginal Item: Only One Set Available. The Vietnam MIA Medal stemmed from a resolution by Senator Robert Byrd (W. VA) and was established by Act of Congress (Section 1267 of PL 98 94) on September 24, 1983. The medal was created to be presented by Congress to the next of kin of those American military personnel still listed as Missing In Action in Southeast Asia. Designed by Vietnam veteran Thomas Mason Nielson, it is a three inch bronze medallion