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this disposition gave the pilots of VMF-221 a clear shot at the bombers for the first few passes
The bombs - 76 kg (168 lb) incendiaries intended to cause forest fires - caused no injuries or real damage
but was not employed and moved by train to Toul and then occupied defensive positions in the Marbache sector with the 157th/82nd
Usually we see these on examples from 1873-75
Original U.S. .75cal Percussion Musket with 44" Barrel & Trade Lock by William Jacot of Liverpool - dated 1834 Bren LMG this disposition gave the pilotsOriginal item: Only One Available. This is a very nice well used early American commercial percussion musket, roughly about the same size as a Springfield Musket, and in the same . 75" caliber. It is definitely not military issue, as it has no slings or provision for a bayonet, and is not made as substantially as a military issue. The musket is mounted with a very nice lightly engraved percussion "trade" lock, marked on the side with: W. JACOT 1834
