Original U.S. Vietnam War 23rd Americal Division Commanding General Lloyd B. Ramsey’s General Officer’s Belt with Holster & Magazine Pouch and Personal Photo Album - Belt Rig Shown in Photos French Machine Guns Some of the carry straps

Some of the carry straps may be torn or broken nevertheless a really rare and desirable accessory pouch in which to store your MG 13/34 AA Spider Sight

as it is marked on the barrel and the cylinder with CROWN / GP "Gunmakers Proof" and CROWN / V "Viewed" markings from the London Gun Company Proof House

centered on two helicopter landing zones (LZs)

Leather scabbards rarely survived so a quality reproduction made from high-grade stitched leather with brass fittings is an authentic gem

The repaint itself now has quite a bit of wear

Original U.S. Vietnam War 23rd Americal Division Commanding General Lloyd B. Ramsey’s General Officer’s Belt with Holster & Magazine Pouch and Personal Photo Album - Belt Rig Shown in Photos French Machine Guns Some of the carry strapsOriginal Items. One of a Kind Group. Major General Lloyd B. Ramsey (29 May 1918 23 February 2016) was a United States Army officer who served in World War II and the Vietnam War. On 1 June 1969 he was appointed as commander of the 23rd Infantry Division. The M Lai massacre, conducted by units of the division, became public in November 1969 and he assisted the military commission headed by General William R. Peers in its investigation. On 17 March 1970