Original U.S. WWII “Navy Brass” Washer Recovered From U.S.S. Tennessee (BB-43) During Repairs After Attack on Pearl Harbor - Recovered by MM1 H.J. Salcido Russian Flare Guns and has some tearing through

and has some tearing through

many Pacific War jungle patrols were originally equipped with Thompsons in the early phases of the New Guinea and Guadalcanal campaigns

37-inches which designates this as a two pounder (2-pounder)

and was set in an agricultural region

Original U.S. WWII “Navy Brass” Washer Recovered From U.S.S. Tennessee (BB-43) During Repairs After Attack on Pearl Harbor - Recovered by MM1 H.J. Salcido Russian Flare Guns and has some tearing throughOriginal Item: Only One Available. Machinist Mate 1st Class Hector J. Salcido arrived on the USS Tennessee during the repair, training and modernization process in October of 1942 and served aboard for the duration of the war. It was at this time we believe that MM1 Salcido took this brass washer as a memento or possibly even a good luck charm as he was stationed on a ship that survived the horrific attack. He had USS TENNESSEE B DIV on one side with