Original WWII Underwater Demolition Team 7 Named Frogman Grouping with Bronze Star Citation Other European Militaria the gun was mounted on

the gun was mounted on a bipod or tripod and fed by an ammunition belt

The long blade 16” M1 Garand/Springfield is one of the most desirable of all US bayonets and today the collectors market has made an original very expensive and hard to come by

the exhaust venturi being about two-thirds down the body from the nose

Constructed of polished leather with chrome/nickel mounts the belt comes with a plain unadorned buckle plate and has two substantial matching sword mounting straps that "appear" from under the tunic of the Trooper

Trophy Certificate enclosed"

Original WWII Underwater Demolition Team 7 Named Frogman Grouping with Bronze Star Citation Other European Militaria the gun was mounted onOriginal Items: One of a kind set. Daniel Arthur Leavy, United States Naval Reserve received a Bronze Star with certificate for actions as a member of Underwater Demolition Team 7 during WW2. The original genuine citation reads as follows: For heroic service as a Member of Underwater Demolition Team Number SEVEN, during operations against an enemy Japanese held Island on June 14, and July 10 and 11, 1944. Fearlessly disregarding enemy rifle, machine