I'll be there in my 82nd gear, all you one-oh-worsts whill have to stick the all americas badge on

Paratrooper officers had crossed muskets, with the number of the regiment on them too. 506PIR for band of brothers, 505PIR for 82nd airborne amongst ...

The Chindit War (the campaign in Burma 1944) by Shelford Bidwell... Book recommended to me by Yith, regarding Chindints and Merill's Merauders in Bur...

Large weave US M1 helmet net, US Flag arm patch and a replacement Water bottle Canteen and Carrier because I lost the Lid off the other.

lol no... I wouldn't sell it for all the tea in China,... I'm more of a coffee fan anyway

not had chance to do it yet dude, but its the winter version mate using the M43s, its not the same loadout as yours

Ummm, that would last about 3 seconds!

What about designers/CAD technicians? Beat me to it

even though he is blinking hehe

Note the folding stock carbine held by the para on the extreme left. Great photo! Click Yeah, quite probably an Officer, or a runner,... makes sense...

Not sure dude, you'll want the overseas enlisted man's garrison gap, not sure whether to put anything on it though. I've only ever seen an Airborne G...

dont think they stayed on long dude, it was only to stop the harness on the parachute making the suspenders and garb digging into your shoulders. Ive...

E-tools are handy if you want to dig a fox hole (which I have done at an event (with the help of Headshot and Kerstin)) and if you need to go poo in t...

awwww, your dyslexia is getting bad now isnt it Steve, it says 'enlargement' clearly hehe

US Rangers issued Wire cutters to every man in the platoon, IIRC. I'll find a source. EDIT: