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On 7 September 1944 the 3rd Battalion was awarded the Distinguished Unit Citation after suffering the highest casualties during the crossing of the treacherous River Meuse
Like most things by the end of the Civil War technology had moved on and in the late 1860's regular type cartridges as we know them today had been introduced
The tunic itself is made of a light weight field gray/green wool
the summer camp was closed and the Wehrmacht impounded the area
nicely stamped:
Original U.S. WWII 1943 dated Experimental Ethocellulose Plastic Canteen by AICO Hotchkiss MG On 7 September 1944 theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent rare example of an experimental Ethocelulose Canteen which is dated 1943 and marked AICO by the manufacturer on the bottom under U. S.. In an effort to manufacture a non metallic a canteen during World War Two, the US government attempted to manufacture a plastic canteen using Dow Chemical's Ethyl Cellulose Plastic product, called Ethocel. The canteen was manufactured by several government
