Hello Here is a photo of my Smith & Wesson Military & Police Revolver , aka as the "Victory Model". This is in .380-in Calibre (aka .38 S&W), and I think by the number was made in 1942. These were supplied to British and British Empire Forces via the Lend Lease Programme. Thank...

Hello Here is an incomplete set of British Pattern-1937 Webbing that is set up for pistol order. I'm missing the Officers Haversack. The revolver is a U.S. made S&W M&P "Victory Model" .380" calibre (aka commercially .38 S&W) Revolver. Thanks Mark http://i64.photobucket.co...

Hello No this rifle does not have the Birmingham Small Arms Piled Arms marking (Commercial marking?). The number prefix is M, if you want I can go and look the whole number up later. And yes, this is a Mk.III and not a Mk.III*, it does have a slot for the magazine cut-off. The date stamp is a bit &q...

And here is the tape, with some other items from that time. The photo of me wearing the white Hobie T-shirt is from that infamous morning of 12 June 1989.
Mark

And finally, page three. If you read this, thank you for taking the time to read it, I really had a fun time writing it. I know it is not action packed or anything, but I felt strong enough about it to take the time to write what I felt down on paper. Thank you Mark http://i64.photobucket.com/albums...

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Hello If this photo of a scan can be read, this is a story I wrote last year about an experience I had whilst digging through some of my things from my youth. At first it might not sound like it belongs in the Veterans section, but give it a chance as it does fit in in the end. This might bore some ...

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I was under the impression that the green nylon slings were meant for the L1A1 SLR?
Mark

Hello Here is a photo to prove that I was in the Service too. United States Navy 1989-1993, VF-302 Fighting Stallions (Fighter Squadron), NAS Miramar, San Diego, So. Cal. I was trained as an Aviation Electrician's Mate (AE), but ended up being a Plane Captain (aka "Crew Chief" in other Ser...

Hello If you know where to look, a lot of WWII British Kit is not too hard to find here in the U.S. Since I started WWII Reenacting a few years back, finding it is easier than it had been, if that makes sense? Rifles, bayonets, webbing, uniforms (reproduction), helmets are fairly easy to find. Now w...