Original U.S. Pre-WWII Philippine Scouts 26th Cavalry Painted M1917A1 Helmet & Philippine-Made Service Tunic with Great Insignia - Rabaya MP 40 Holding the knife in one

Holding the knife in one of the forward grips allows for more finesse and a longer reach

Espionage is usually considered to be different from reconnaissance

Both original sling swivels are in place on the musket

Allied fighter patrol patterns over Me 262 airfields resulted in numerous losses of jets and serious attrition of the force

Original U.S. Pre-WWII Philippine Scouts 26th Cavalry Painted M1917A1 Helmet & Philippine-Made Service Tunic with Great Insignia - Rabaya MP 40 Holding the knife in oneOriginal Items. One of a Kind Set. This is an outstanding Philippine Scouts uniform & painted helmet grouping, named to Corporal Rabaya of the Machine Gun Troop, 26th Cavalry Regiment. The 26th Cavalry Regiment, Philippine Scouts, was an element of the Philippine Department, U. S. Army, based at Ft. Stotsenburg. Organized in 1922, this organization can trace its lineage to the 3rd Battalion, Philippine Scouts, formed in 1908. The group consists of an