Original U.S. WWII Era Camp Tortuguero Puerto Rico License Plate Topper Military Art commanded by the colorful Col

commanded by the colorful Col

The regiment was dispatched to Manchuria in 1932 and the uniforms featured in this album reflect the time period

troop contingents and supply areas

The rebuilt inert non-firing BATF compliant receiver with a solid steel new made section has fine markings on the end that are easily visible and read-

Original U.S. WWII Era Camp Tortuguero Puerto Rico License Plate Topper Military Art commanded by the colorful ColOriginal Item. Only One Available. Camp Tortuguero was a Puerto Rico National Guard training camp, used by the 295th and 296th Infantry Regiments. The US government acquired the site, located northeast of Lake Tortuguero and contiguous to the Atlantic Ocean, in 1941 for use as a small arms firing range. When the Army no longer needed the site, the use of the range was licensed to the Puerto Rican National Guard between 1947 and 1976, and it was used