Original British WWII Royal Air Force Navigational Compass Type P8 - Ref 6A/0726 German SS On 19 August 1942

On 19 August 1942

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Original Item: The Indian Army determined that there was a need for a bayonet for their 1A (L1-style) that would be longer than the standard 8-inch bayonet used extensively with FAL-derived rifles

and Troubridge led his forces under heavy fire on an assault on the fortified heights

Original British WWII Royal Air Force Navigational Compass Type P8 - Ref 6A/0726 German SS On 19 August 1942Original Item: Only One Available. Canadian manufactured Type P8 Navigational Compass, Ref 6A 0726, was used across numerous aircraft of the British Royal Air Force during WWII, including Spitfire, Hurricane, Mosquito, and Beaufighter. The compass body rests in a vibration mount, and the compass ring can be rotated to indicate course. The compass is 5 inches diameter and 3 inches deep. Its original wooden case is 7 inches square. Inspection stamp