Original U.S. Korean War Half-Track and Armored Vehicle 24 Piece First Aid Kit Stock No. 9-221-240 Receiver but no splits at the

but no splits at the wrist

meaning model or version

It was almost certainly constructed well after the Great War based on the mounting screws being Phillips head and base is new plywood

which was believed at the time to aid in fragmentation and had the side benefit of aiding in gripping the grenade - this provision gave it the appearance of a pineapple fruit

Original U.S. Korean War Half-Track and Armored Vehicle 24 Piece First Aid Kit Stock No. 9-221-240 Receiver but no splits at theOriginal Item: Only One Available. WWII US Military First Aid Kit, Stock No. 9 221 240, including contents, four gauze bandaging boxes still sealed, most boxes complete, some missing few contents. Entire kit about 70% complete. Measures 3" H x 9. 75" W x 10. 5" D This first aid kit was developed just after World War Two and used from Korea into the 1960s. It was carried in larger vehicles and armored units. It contains 24 items instead of 12 as in the