Original U.S. WWII Inert Navy Anti-Submarine Warfare MK6 Depth Charge by Rheem Manufacturing Company - Dated 1942 Japanese Helmets Enlisted or NCO personnel were

Enlisted or NCO personnel were permitted to purchase K-98 dress bayonets with fancy etched blades

The Site of the "ROMAN WAY BARRACKS" is in fact a site where Julius Caesar's Roman Legions held a stronghold for almost 400 years

and very well done

The other drum belt carrier is marked  797 40

Original U.S. WWII Inert Navy Anti-Submarine Warfare MK6 Depth Charge by Rheem Manufacturing Company - Dated 1942 Japanese Helmets Enlisted or NCO personnel wereOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is an extremely rare example of the US Navys Mark 6 Depth Charge, as used for Anti Submarine Warfare during WWII. This example still retains the original data plate and stenciling which identifies it as a Mk 6 and dated 1942. The Mk. 6 depth charge cases were steel cylinders closed at the ends by steel heads welded in place. Set in each head of each case is an opening, closed by a pipe plug, through which