The Iwo Jima Press Club, obviously during the waning days of WWII
These bags were a promotional piece at a bookstore in Belgium, given out to promote Belgium’s most famous crime writer
Killin' Commies somewhere in Vietnam
The Pistolet Mitrailleur des Manufactures d’Armes de Châtellerault Modele 47/1 was one of a number of compact French submachine gun designs developed by various arsenals and private companies during the late 1940s.
Hand made 12 gauge revolver, confiscated somewhere in South America
A member of The U.S. Army Special Forces plays pool with Afghans during Operation Enduring Freedom. Note the MP5A3 worn in a sling, carried for personal protection.
photo by PH2 (DV) ERIC LIPPMANN, USN
Ruger hand tools, many do not know it, but this is where Ruger started, note the grip frame of the hand drill, same as the Ruger Standard (and Mark I, II, III) pistols.
References
Historical Firearms
American Special Ops
The Truth About Guns
The Ruger Owners and Collectors Society
