Original U.S. Korean War Mines & Booby Traps Identification Book Printed in Korea - 1951 Russian Army sometimes landing at fields that

sometimes landing at fields that had been targets the previous year

and measures approximately 11” x 7 ½”

It has 90% of the original blued finish

In 1898 with the new Mauser bolt action infantry rifle the military adopted this long bayonet which gave an Infantryman the ability to bring a Cavalryman down from his horse due to the bayonets long reach

with the maroon design on the exterior

Original U.S. Korean War Mines & Booby Traps Identification Book Printed in Korea - 1951 Russian Army sometimes landing at fields thatOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a fantastic reference booklet meant for U. S. soldiers in Korea to identify enemy mines & booby traps often found during the Korean War. The booklet provides a great deal of illustrations with different trap designs and some cartoons. The booklet was printed at the 64th Engineer Base Topographic Battalion in July 1951 as stated on the back. The book is 82 pages and is a great piece of period reference with