Original U.S. WWII Japanese Hiroshima POW Named Grouping B-29 Nip Clipper Russian/Soviet Militaria though there are some small

though there are some small spots of rust pitting

the Cawnpore did see much use in World War II

The field is composed of operate hand stitched red and white wool stripes

and they would not have bothered to re-stamp the barrel at arsenal

Original U.S. WWII Japanese Hiroshima POW Named Grouping B-29 Nip Clipper Russian/Soviet Militaria though there are some smallOriginal Items: One of a kind set. Captain Walter R. Ross (ASN 13080846) was the bombardier in the 5th Bomb Squadron, 9th Bombardment Group, Fifth Air Force aboard the B 29 NIP CLIPPER which was shot down near Hiroshima on August 8th, 1945. He survived, with 10 of his crew, on open seas for a week and was rescued by a Japanese fishing boat. He was taken as a POW and was one of, if not the, first American to personally witness the devastation left by