Original British Third Model Brown Bess Officer's Flintlock Fusil Marked to the 30th Regiment of Foot Japanese Flags The Douglas company began delivering

The Douglas company began delivering the production model A-26B to the United States Army Air Forces (USAAF) in August 1943 with the new bomber first seeing action with the Fifth Air Force in the Southwest Pacific theater on 23 June 1944

It was composed of a leather belt

6 cm) blade

linking with the British landings at Gold to the east

Original British Third Model Brown Bess Officer's Flintlock Fusil Marked to the 30th Regiment of Foot Japanese Flags The Douglas company began deliveringOriginal item: Only One Available. These are very rare and often overlooked. Issued to Officers and N. C. O.'s (Non Commissioned Officers), these reduced bore "Light" Brown Bess Muskets were often referred to as "Fusils". They were made in . 65 Caliber, which was the bore of an Officers or N. C. O.'s pistol rather than the bigger Other Ranks (Privates), who carried . 75 caliber Muskets. This simplified things for the Officers, as they only needed to