Original U.S. Vietnam War 4th Infantry Division Named Shrapnel Display Board Antique Long Guns Between 16 and 31 December

Between 16 and 31 December 1943

The visor cap and shoulder boards have been inside the box since 1945 and therefore are custom fit to the box

including the VPK

It has a proper kissaki (tip) with a clear yokote (division between body and tip)

The reverse ricasso is matching etched with the RZM 7/72

Original U.S. Vietnam War 4th Infantry Division Named Shrapnel Display Board Antique Long Guns Between 16 and 31 DecemberOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a framed display board that measures 9" x 12". It has a series of steel shrapnel fragments attached with a label on top that reads: GORDON ENGLANDREMOVED THIS SHRAPNELFROM OUTSIDE OF ABUNKER AT PLEIKU, VIETNAMBASE CAMP 4TH INV. DIV. ON FEB, 6, 1968AFTER NIGHT ROCKET & MORTAR ATTACKAttached original Dog Tag reads: ENGLAND,GORDON402 30 1255A N PROTESTANTThe 4th Infantry Division deployed from Fort Lewis to Camp