Original U.S. WWII M1910 Mess Kit Named to Bataan Death March Doctor Elmer J. Shabart with VHS Interviews & Ephemera Lewis Gun Aside from a bit of

Aside from a bit of dirt and fuzz stuck to the armband

They began as the private initiatives of individual military commanders

it was matched to the newly developed Lafette 42 tripod

This is a very nice example of a dark blue canvas covered Model 1877 French 2-liter canteen

Original U.S. WWII M1910 Mess Kit Named to Bataan Death March Doctor Elmer J. Shabart with VHS Interviews & Ephemera Lewis Gun Aside from a bit ofOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a phenomenal mess kit named to Lieutenant Doctor Elmer J. Shabart, a survivor of the Bataan Death March and the author of Memoirs of a Barbed Wire Surgeon. Shabart was called to service in 1941, ostensibly for one year. Instead of that one year, he was shipped to the Philippines and became a prisoner of war when Bataan fell. After two years in Philippine camps, he was moved to Mukden, Manchuria, where he was when