Original WWII U.S. Navy Abandon Ship Signaling Kit in Watertight Container- Hand Projector Flare Launcher- with Original Flares Japanese Helmets and the diopter adjustments are

and the diopter adjustments are frozen

our first thought was that these were made at the turn of the 19th century

Freeman ASN 36424723 enlisted on 1 February 1943

The grips are marked [U]S[N]

The Bracelets In This Group:- Vietnam War 14th Aerospace Force / 9th Aerospace Defense Division Bracelet: The bracelet features 8 charms

Original WWII U.S. Navy Abandon Ship Signaling Kit in Watertight Container- Hand Projector Flare Launcher- with Original Flares Japanese Helmets and the diopter adjustments areOriginal Item: Only One Available. During WWII The U. S. Navy Issued Flare Signaling Kits to be placed in every liferaft. As we know, a flare gun is an absolute necessity for a desperate individual at sea seeking rescue! The navy issued kits in sealed metal cans. Once opened the contents contained a plastic watertight container with a removable screw cap lid, a hand projector flare gun, and a variety of signal flares. The Hand Projector generally used